Bitcoin ETFs End Eight-Week Slide with $197 Million Inflow 

Highlights:

• Bitcoin ETFs attracted $197.4 million, ending eight consecutive weeks of net withdrawals.
• BlackRock’s IBIT generated $86.83 million of Friday’s $90.44 million total inflow.
• Ether funds added $84.42 million, ending their own eight-week losing streak. 

U.S. spot Bitcoin funds ended an eight-week losing streak after attracting $197.4 million during the week. The reversal marked the first positive week since May, signaling renewed institutional activity. The turnaround also follows the broad market recovery from the recent pullback, which saw the assets record significant losses.

Bitcoin ETFs Return to Positive Weekly Inflows

Monday produced the strongest result, with investors adding $265.69 million across the listed funds. Tuesday followed with another $21.44 million, extending the early weekly recovery. However, withdrawals returned on Wednesday and Thursday, reaching $84.86 million and $95.30 million. Friday then restored momentum with $90.44 million in net inflows, according to data from Sosovalue.

Therefore, the five-day total finished near $200 million despite two negative sessions. Earlier, a ten-day withdrawal run removed about $2.73 billion from the market. That streak ended on July 2 as fresh demand returned.

🚨BITCOIN ETFS SHOW SIGNS OF LIFE WITH FIRST GREEN WEEK SINCE MAY

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined $197.4 MILLION in net inflows this past week as institutional demand shows signs of returning. pic.twitter.com/2ZcJCcl4RH

— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) July 11, 2026

June created the weakest monthly performance since launch. Investors pulled roughly $4 billion from Bitcoin ETFs during the month. However, July opened with several positive sessions and stronger activity in leading products. The weekly rebound now signals renewed institutional participation after two months of pressure.

The Bitcoin ETF market holds about $77.42 billion in total net assets, representing roughly 6.05% of Bitcoin’s market value. Meanwhile, cumulative net inflows have reached about $51.28 billion since trading began.

BlackRock Captures Nearly All Friday Demand

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led Friday’s activity with $86.83 million in net inflows. VanEck’s HODL fund added another $3.61 million during the same session. Together, both products accounted for the full $90.44 million daily total. The remaining eleven listed products recorded no net movement.

IBIT has attracted about $60.29 billion since its launch and manages more than $46 billion. VanEck’s HODL has gathered about $1.14 billion in cumulative inflows. As a result, Friday’s data showed demand remained highly selective.

Large investors continued favoring products with deeper liquidity and active trading markets. Competitive fees also supported the strongest funds during uneven conditions. Therefore, the latest inflows did not spread evenly across the sector. Instead, BlackRock carried almost the entire daily recovery.

Ether and Altcoin Funds Also Recover

Spot Ether funds also ended an eight-week run of weekly withdrawals. The group attracted $84.42 million during the week, its strongest result since April 24. Before the rebound, cumulative net flows had fallen from $12.09 billion to $10.89 billion. Therefore, the weekly reversal restored part of that decline.

Ether funds recorded positive flows on four reported sessions. Monday brought $20.66 million, while Tuesday added $27 million. Wednesday then delivered $70.48 million, the strongest daily reading of the week. Friday added another $18.43 million after Thursday’s $52.08 million withdrawal.

Meanwhile, altcoin fund activity remained mixed, although several products still gained capital. Solana funds gained $150,520 during Friday’s session. XRP funds also added $107,380, lifting their cumulative totals to $1.14 billion and $1.49 billion.

However, Hyperliquid funds moved against the wider trend. Investors withdrew $5.73 million on Friday, reducing near-term momentum. However, the products retained $312.24 million in cumulative net inflows. They have also attracted $154.61 million during the previous thirty days.