Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record $787 Million Inflows, End 5-Week Consecutive Outflows

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have returned to positive territory after five weeks of capital withdrawals, with a strong rebound in investor demand. Last week, Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $787.31 million in net inflows, marking the first green weekly print in over a month. This turnaround was primarily driven by three consecutive days of positive flows from Tuesday to Thursday. Despite this strong weekly performance, February still closed with a net outflow of $206.52 million due to earlier withdrawals. Crypto pundit Nate Geraci highlighted the resilience of ETF holders, noting that recent withdrawals were modest compared to the overall growth of the asset class. He pointed out that while Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen $6.5 billion in net outflows since Bitcoin's record high in October, this is small relative to the $55 billion attracted since their January 2024 launch. The rebound extended to Spot Ethereum ETFs, which also recorded investor interest midweek, breaking a potential six-week outflow streak. Spot Ethereum ETFs finished the week with a net inflow of $80.46 million. This inflow signals the first broader stabilization in crypto ETF sentiment. Combined inflows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs suggest that institutional appetite may be rebuilding after several weeks of consecutive withdrawals. The sustainability of this recovery will depend on broader market conditions and the resolution of current geopolitical tensions.