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Weekly spot ETF flows split as Bitcoin posts $241M inflow and Ether sees $138M outflow

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U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds moved in opposite directions over the week, with Bitcoin funds recording $241.1 million in net inflows and Ether funds logging $138 million in net outflows.

The figures point to a clear divergence in weekly demand across the two largest crypto assets in ETF form. Bitcoin’s inflows extended a multiweek positive run, while Ether funds posted their second week of outflows in the past three weeks.

The report said Bitcoin ETF flows remained positive even as the pace slowed from the previous week, while Ether’s cumulative net inflows eased modestly after the latest red week.

The flow split is notable because ETF activity is often watched as a cleaner gauge of investor demand than spot price action alone. Still, the weekly data by itself does not explain the reason for the gap between the two assets, and it should not be read as proof of any single driver.

For now, the main takeaway is straightforward: Bitcoin ETFs added fresh capital over the week, while Ether ETFs saw money leave the category.