Bitcoin ETF inflows Hit $273M Over Two Weeks

Bitcoin ETF inflows totaled $273 million for U.S.-listed spot funds over the past two weeks, marking the headline movement in reported ETF flows across U.S. markets during that interval. One week produced $197.40 million of inflows, while the other week recorded $75.67 million, together comprising the two-week total. All figures refer to net inflows into U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs during the specified two-week span.

U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $273 million in net inflows over the past two weeks. One of those weeks accounted for $197.40 million in inflows while the other recorded $75.67 million. This two-week inflow followed a preceding eight-week streak of outflows that totaled more than $8 billion. The scale of the two-week inflow is still too small to confirm a strong return of institutional demand.

Bitcoin’s price has stabilized recently in a range between $64,000 and $65,000. Prices previously peaked above $126,000 in October last year. These price points are reported alongside the ETF flow data for the same period.

These observations document recent movements in U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETF flows and in bitcoin prices. They constitute factual data for the period in question.

Ecoinometrics views the two-week inflow as a sign of a bullish regime change in ETF flows. The analysis also notes that the scale of the inflows is still too small to confirm a strong return of institutional demand.

“ETF flows have settled into a much healthier balance between inflows and outflows. Even better, we’re beginning to see longer streaks of inflows reappear.”

“It suggests we aren’t simply looking at a temporary bounce after an extreme bout of selling. The underlying flow regime has genuinely improved.”

These statements record analyst perspectives on recent ETF flow patterns and on the sufficiency of inflows to signal durable institutional interest. They are presented alongside reported inflow and price data.

U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows over a recent two-week period, marking a change from a prior sequence of weekly redemptions but remaining modest in scale. Those inflows are small relative to the preceding eight-week streak of outflows that totaled more than $8 billion, and bitcoin’s price has recently stabilized in a range between $64,000 and $65,000 during the same period.