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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $853.5 million across five sessions through Friday, their strongest weekly inflow since mid-April. Spot Ether ETFs added about $244.9 million, also marking their best week since April and a fifth straight positive week.
Why it matters
The combined haul reached roughly $1.1 billion even as trading volume stayed low. The simultaneous strength in Bitcoin and Ether products broadens the signal beyond a single ETF or asset, pointing to sustained demand for spot exposure across both markets.
Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas linked the Bitcoin run to the Coldcard wallet exploit, noting that several funds have recorded daily inflows since the hack. That explanation does not cover the Ether flows: the exploit affected certain Bitcoin cold-storage wallets, not Ether products.
Market impact
The flow data puts the focus on persistence rather than a one-day burst. Bitcoin ETFs have now logged five consecutive positive sessions, while Ether ETFs have extended their positive streak to five weeks. Investors will be watching whether both trends continue and whether higher trading volume follows.
Frequently asked questions
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How long was the Bitcoin ETF inflow streak?
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows across five sessions through Friday.
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What made the Ether ETF result notable?
Spot Ether ETFs posted their best week since April and recorded a fifth straight positive week.
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How did Bitcoin and Ether ETFs split the roughly $1.1B total?
Bitcoin ETFs brought in about $853.5 million, while Ether ETFs added about $244.9 million.
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Why does the Coldcard exploit not explain the Ether ETF inflows?
The exploit affected certain Bitcoin cold-storage wallets, not Ether products, so it does not account for the Ether ETF inflows.
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What will investors watch after this inflow week?
They will watch whether the Bitcoin and Ether ETF streaks continue and whether trading volume rises from its low level.
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