After weeks of watching money walk out the door, US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs finally caught a break. Both product categories recorded net inflows on June 4-5, ending outflow streaks that had lasted nearly half a month for Bitcoin and even longer for Ethereum.
The numbers themselves are modest. Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in roughly $3.05 million in net inflows, while Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $19.30 million.
Thirteen days of bleeding, then a trickle of relief
Bitcoin ETFs had endured 13 consecutive days of net outflows before the reversal. During that stretch, which began in mid-May, investors redeemed approximately $4.4 billion from these products.
Ethereum’s outflow streak was even longer at 17 consecutive days. The $19.30 million inflow that broke it is interesting for one specific reason: every dollar of it came from a single fund.
