Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a weekly net inflow of $197 million across 13 products, the first positive weekly total in more than two months, ending an eight‑week period of net outflows that removed more than $8 billion from the sector. The inflows coincided with a 3 percent rise in Bitcoin’s price, which moved above $64,000 and approached $65,000, according to market data. The weekly movement followed a sequence of daily net flows reported by SoSoValue, which showed $265 million entering on Monday, $21.4 million on Tuesday, $84.8 million exiting on Wednesday, $95 million exiting on Thursday, and $90.4 million entering on Friday. Ethereum spot ETFs also posted a net inflow of $84.42 million for the week, ending their own eight‑week streak of net redemptions. Data from SoSoValue indicated that both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced weekly inflows, suggesting a modest reduction in the pace of investor withdrawals from cryptocurrency products. Analysts noted that the short‑term reversal in flows does not necessarily indicate a sustained institutional return. Ecoinometrics observed that Bitcoin’s price stabilization near $64,000 was unexpected given the broader capital outflow from the ETF sector, and that the recent inflows had not yet offset eight weeks of cumulative redemptions. Swissblock, a digital asset intelligence firm, said the recent positive flows reflected a slowdown in selling rather than a confirmed shift in investor sentiment, and that continued accumulation would be needed to signal a trend reversal. The market therefore awaits several consecutive weeks of positive ETF inflows to determine whether the recent activity marks the beginning of a new demand phase or a brief pause in the ongoing retreat from crypto exposure.