Bitcoin ETFs See Second Week of Inflows as Institutions Return

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded a second consecutive week of net inflows, marking a modest shift in institutional sentiment. Data shows these products brought in approximately 75.7 million dollars between July 13 and July 17. Friday was a particularly strong session, with 132.3 million dollars in net inflows helping to push the weekly total into positive territory.

BlackRock continues to lead the pack, as its IBIT fund recorded 136.5 million dollars in inflows on Friday. This performance was strong enough to offset minor outflows from other products like Fidelity’s FBTC. While this streak is a positive development for market participants, the recovery remains small compared to the significant outflows seen earlier in the cycle.

These ETF flows have become a primary indicator for institutional demand in the current market. Because they represent capital moving through regulated channels, they often influence overall price sentiment. However, a two week period of buying is not enough to declare a total reversal in trend. Traders will be looking to see if these inflows remain consistent in the coming sessions.

For now, the market is approaching these figures with measured optimism. Bitcoin is influenced by several factors, including interest rate expectations and global liquidity, and ETFs are only one piece of that picture. Sustained demand will be the key factor in determining whether this recent streak represents the start of a durable trend or simply a temporary pause in market volatility.