Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs End the Week With Inflows After Two Months

For the week ending July 11, 2026, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs together drew roughly $282 million in net inflows — the first time in two months that new money into the funds outweighed redemptions, CryptoDaily reports. That followed an eight-week outflow streak during which Bitcoin and Ethereum funds combined saw roughly $9.46 billion pulled out — a stretch running from roughly mid-May through early July.

Looking at Ethereum funds specifically: the week brought $84.42 million in net inflows, also snapping their own eight-week outflow streak, Phemex notes. The week itself was uneven, though: on July 10 alone, per the same source, Bitcoin ETFs lost roughly $95 million and Ethereum ETFs about $52 million — meaning the positive weekly total came not from steady daily gains, but from a few strong days outweighing a few weak ones.

Ethereum's price rose roughly 2.7% over the week, approaching $1,804, with a key support level around $1,800.

The upshot: one inflow week doesn't reverse a trend on its own, especially against eight prior weeks of outflows totaling nearly $9.5 billion. But the fact that the weekly balance turned positive for both assets at once, for the first time in two months, is what analysts read as a sign of cautious institutional capital returning, rather than just statistical noise.

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