Inflows into bitcoin and ether etfs on monday are a positive sign for demand, but the continued weekly outflows suggest that the overall trend might still be bearish. the inflows could provide short-term support, but sustained buying pressure is needed to reverse the broader trend.
While there were positive inflows on monday, the fact that bitcoin etfs still experienced significant net outflows over the past week indicates mixed sentiment. the price is currently trading around $63,200, which suggests a pause rather than a strong directional move.
The immediate impact of the inflows might provide some short-term price support. however, the weekly trend of outflows indicates that this positive momentum may not last without further sustained inflows or other market catalysts.
live Updated just now Live markets: Bitcoin and ether ETFs drew inflows on Monday Spot bitcoin ETFs still lost a net $526.6 million over the shortened holiday week, an eighth straight week of negative flows. By Shaurya Malwa Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email just now · 6:51 AM Shaurya Malwa Share Share this post Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Bitcoin and ether ETFs drew fresh inflows Monday as the bid starts to return U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs pulled in $265.69 million on Monday, the largest daily inflow in over a month and the second in three sessions after July 2 broke a long run of outflows, per SoSoValue data. Ether ETFs added $20.66 million the same day, led by BlackRock's ETHA at $23.29 million. BlackRock's IBIT absorbed $209.40 million of the bitcoin total, with ARKB taking in $32.98 million and Grayscale's mini BTC fund adding $42.25 million. GBTC shed $44.45 million, the only fund in the red. The daily turn has not fixed the weekly picture yet. Spot bitcoin ETFs still lost a net $526.6 million over the shortened holiday week, an eighth straight week of negative flows. Ether ETFs lost $13.7 million on the week. Total bitcoin ETF assets climbed back to $77.32 billion from a June 30 low of $70.95 billion, helped by both the price recovery and the returning bid. Bitcoin traded near $63,200 as the data landed, per CoinDesk data. Latest Crypto News 1 BONK faces $20 million treasury drain after attacker spends $4 million to pass malicious proposal 1 hour ago 2 XRP stalls near $1.14 as breakout attempt struggles for volume 2 hours ago 3 Bitcoin drops after a run at $64,000, shrugging off Strategy's $213 million BTC sale 2 hours ago 4 Bitcoin's U.S. reserve still a work-in-progress as federal agencies hash it out 9 hours ago 5 Circle’s USDC is leaving Tether behind in the stablecoin volume race, new data from Visa shows 14 hours ago 6 Strategy selling hundreds of millions worth of bitcoin raises question about its capital-allocation playbook 15 hours ago 7 Ethereum developers embrace Vitalik Buterin's long-term vision but urge quicker execution 15 hours ago 8 Securitize eyes acquisitions with $400 million war chest after going public, CEO says 16 hours ago 9 Bitcoin miner TeraWulf soars on a $19 billion AI data-center lease with Anthropic 16 hours ago 10 DeFi protocol Summer.fi halts Lazy Summer vaults after $6 million exploit 17 hours ago Latest Research Building the Zcash Machine: Tachyon and Quantum Readiness Building the Zcash Machine: Tachyon and Quantum Readiness Zcash’s Tachyon upgrade aims to scale shielded payments, improve quantum readiness, and test whether its funding, security, and governance can hold. By CoinDesk Research Jun 30, 2026 Commissioned by GenZcash Zcash’s Tachyon upgrade aims to scale shielded payments, improve quantum readiness, and test whether its funding, security, and governance can hold. Why it matters : Zcash’s Tachyon upgrade aims to scale shielded payments, improve quantum readiness, and test whether its funding, security, and governance can hold. View Full Report More From Tech Ethereum developers embrace Vitalik Buterin's long-term vision but urge quicker execution Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum is preparing its 'biggest rebuild' since the Merge Live markets: Bitcoin recoups early decline, rising back above $63,000