Spot bitcoin ETFs drew $1.7B in net inflows this week, their strongest performance in nearly two months

Spot bitcoin ETFs drew $1.7B in net inflows this week, their strongest performance in nearly two months

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted over $1.7 billion in net inflows this week, marking their strongest performance in nearly two months, according to data from SoSoValue . This surge in inflows coincides with a significant price rebound in Bitcoin, which climbed 4.5% from $110,000 last Friday to $115,000 by Thursday. The renewed momentum reflects growing investor confidence, as inflows outpaced outflows seen in prior weeks.

The surge in Bitcoin ETF inflows underscores the asset's role as an institutional investment vehicle. Sustained demand could support higher price levels if macroeconomic conditions remain stable. Additionally, Ethereum ETFs also showed a bounce back with $230 million in net inflows as of Thursday, following nearly $800 million in outflows the previous week .

The broader crypto market crossed the $4.1 trillion threshold this week, regaining levels last seen in July and August. This milestone reflects broad-based gains across major digital assets amid growing institutional inflows . The inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs suggest a stabilizing trend after months of mixed flows. With institutional investors increasingly active, ETF products remain critical gateways for regulated crypto exposure. Analysts point to regulatory clarity and macroeconomic stability as key drivers for whether inflows continue at this pace.

If momentum persists, ETFs could help support broader adoption, deepen liquidity, and maintain upward pressure on asset prices heading into Q4 2025.