US-listed spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds ended the trading week in negative territory, breaking a five-day run of consecutive inflows, while spot Bitcoin ETFs also posted their second straight day of withdrawals.
Ether Funds Snap Winning Streak
Ethereum-focused ETFs closed the week with net outflows, cutting short a five-session stretch during which investors had been steadily piling capital into the products. The reversal signals a pause in the momentum that had been building for the funds throughout the week.
Despite the late-week setback, the broader picture for Ether products remained constructive. The funds still managed to extend their run of weekly net inflows to three consecutive weeks, suggesting that the single day of outflows has not yet derailed the longer-term interest from institutional and retail buyers.
A single day in the red doesn't erase three straight weeks of steady demand.
Bitcoin ETFs Also Slip
Spot Bitcoin ETFs mirrored the softness seen in their Ethereum counterparts, recording a second consecutive session of net outflows. The back-to-back withdrawals point to some short-term caution among investors as the week drew to a close.
Even so, Bitcoin funds echoed the resilience shown by Ether products. Like their Ethereum peers, the Bitcoin ETFs preserved a three-week streak of positive weekly flows, underscoring that the recent outflows have been modest relative to the accumulated demand.
Key takeaways from the week's flows:
- Ethereum ETFs ended a five-day inflow streak with a day of outflows.
- Bitcoin ETFs logged a second consecutive day of withdrawals.
- Both fund categories still extended their weekly inflow streaks to three weeks.
The mixed data highlights the tension between short-term profit-taking and longer-term accumulation, with the weekly figures suggesting that overall sentiment toward crypto ETFs remains broadly positive despite the late-week dip.