Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds pulled in $34 million in net inflows this week, according to data compiled by GFdaily. The figure continues a gradual rebound from the roughly $4.8 billion in cumulative outflows that plagued the sector during the first half of 2026.
Inflows stretch to third week
The $34 million marks the third consecutive week of net inflows for the group of U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs. While the amount is modest compared to the billions that exited earlier this year, it suggests investor sentiment is slowly stabilizing. The weekly pace has been steady, with each of the past three weeks posting positive but single-digit or low-double-digit million figures.
Recovering from $4.8B in outflows
Through the end of June, spot Bitcoin ETFs had recorded nearly $4.8 billion in cumulative net outflows. The reversal this month has been gradual but steady. The inflows this week add to a trend that began in early July, when the funds first turned positive after months of redemptions. The shift comes without any single obvious catalyst — no major regulatory change or price breakout — but the data shows money is trickling back in.
The next weekly flow data is due Monday. If the pattern continues, it could mark a turning point for the asset class after a difficult year. For now, the $34 million figure is a small but concrete sign that the worst of the 2026 exodus may be over.
