Bitcoin and Ether ETFs See Inflows After Weeks of Outflows

Spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds in the United States recorded net inflows on Monday, snapping a prolonged period of outflows. Bitcoin ETFs drew $265.69 million, the largest single-day intake in over a month, while ether ETFs added $20.66 million, according to data from SoSoValue.

For cryptocurrency traders, ETF flows are a key barometer of institutional demand. Monday's reversal suggests a potential shift in sentiment after eight consecutive weeks of net outflows from bitcoin ETFs, which had totaled $526.6 million over the prior holiday-shortened week. Ether ETFs had also been bleeding, losing $13.7 million the week before. The inflows, led by BlackRock's IBIT with $209.40 million, signal renewed appetite among large investors. However, the weekly picture remains negative, and traders should monitor whether this is a one-off bounce or the start of a sustained trend. For real-time price updates on bitcoin and ether, check NowPrice's live crypto quotes.

Looking ahead, market participants will watch for further ETF flow data later this week to confirm the direction. The broader macro environment, including U.S. interest rate expectations and regulatory developments, will also influence risk appetite. A sustained inflow streak could support prices, but the recent volatility in flows underscores the uncertainty in the current market cycle.