After nearly two months of sustained selling, US-listed bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds recorded a combined $282 million in net inflows this week, ending an eight-week streak of withdrawals. The reversal signals renewed investor interest, though it barely dents the losses accumulated during the downturn. Over the preceding eight weeks, the two ETF groups shed a combined $9.46 billion, making this week's rebound a recovery of only about 3% of those outflows. The modest inflow suggests cautious optimism among institutional and retail buyers rather than a decisive shift in sentiment. Whether the trend continues will likely depend on broader market conditions and macroeconomic factors influencing crypto demand. For now, the data marks a notable pause in the persistent capital flight that had characterized the ETF space in recent weeks.


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