Bitcoin ETFs Break Two-Month Losing Streak with $200M Weekly Gains

TLDR

• Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw their first positive week since May, attracting approximately $200 million in net capital.
• This reversal breaks a two-month period of continuous withdrawals that removed more than $8 billion from these investment products.
• The week’s best performance came on Monday, when $265.69 million entered the funds.
• Mid-week withdrawals on Wednesday and Thursday totaling $180.16 million partially reduced the weekly gains.
• Bitcoin’s market value increased roughly 3% during the period, climbing above the $64,000 level.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have broken a two-month cycle of negative flows, attracting approximately $200 million in fresh capital during the five-day trading period that concluded on July 11, 2026. This represents the first week of positive momentum for these investment vehicles since May.

This shift in direction comes after one of the most challenging periods for Bitcoin ETF capital flows since these products first became available. Across eight straight weeks, market participants withdrew over $8 billion from the funds.

The Extended Withdrawal Period

The negative trend started during the week that closed on May 15, which had ironically seen $1 billion in positive flows before sentiment shifted dramatically. The subsequent weeks witnessed billions in withdrawals.

As June progressed to its midpoint, weekly withdrawals moderated somewhat to $316 million and subsequently $227 million. However, the final complete week of June delivered the most severe single-week exodus since February 2025, with $1.79 billion departing the funds.

Source: SoSoValue

An additional $526 million exited during the week that ended July 2, bringing the cumulative eight-week withdrawal total beyond $8 billion.

Breaking Down the Recent Week

The week began on a positive note Monday, with $265.69 million in net capital entering the funds. Tuesday contributed an additional $21.44 million.

The momentum shifted mid-week, as Wednesday and Thursday recorded negative flows of $84.86 million and $95.30 million respectively. Friday brought renewed interest with $90.44 million returning to the funds.

When tallied together, the five trading days produced nearly $200 million in net positive flows, marking the first week with gains in approximately eight weeks.

Bitcoin’s price moved higher in response to the improved flow dynamics, climbing roughly 3% throughout the week to settle above $64,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) Price

Ethereum ETFs similarly posted positive numbers during this timeframe, achieving a multi-month high for capital inflows, although Bitcoin products dominated market attention due to their extended outflow period.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have emerged as a critical barometer of institutional appetite since launching in the United States during early 2024. Flow data released weekly serves as a key indicator for how institutional capital is being allocated.

Whether this represents the beginning of sustained positive flows or merely a brief interruption in the withdrawal pattern is yet to be determined. The coming weeks’ flow reports will provide crucial insights into evolving investor sentiment.

These investment products will need to demonstrate multiple consecutive weeks of inflows before the extended withdrawal narrative truly shifts. At present, the eight-week decline has concluded.

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