Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $34 million in net inflows this week. Not exactly champagne-popping territory, but in the context of what these products have endured over the past several months, even a modest positive number feels like progress.
The figure lands during what has been a broader recovery phase for Bitcoin ETFs, which spent much of 2026 hemorrhaging capital. Cumulative net outflows for the year reached approximately $4.76 to $4.84 billion as of mid-to-late July, a number that makes this week’s $34 million look like finding loose change in a couch cushion.
The slow climb back
Over seven consecutive days leading up to July 22, US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted approximately $981 million in total inflows. A mid-July week saw Bitcoin ETFs attract about $246.4 million in net inflows. The week before that brought in roughly $197 million. Recent individual trading sessions have reported daily inflows ranging between $172 million and $227 million.
Bitcoin’s price approaching the $65,000 to $66,000 range has likely helped, as the current range appears to be serving as an on-ramp for re-entry.
