Bitcoin ETFs posted a third consecutive week of inflows, adding $33.8 million for the week ended July 24 after net outflows of $465.26 million on Thursday and Friday. The U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds, which track the price of Bitcoin, have reversed a stretch of eight weeks of outflows that began in the week ended May 15, according to data tracked by SoSoValue. The latest weekly total, the smallest since the prior two weeks recorded inflows of $197 million and $75.67 million, reflects a return of institutional capital but at a reduced pace. On July 23 and July 24, the ETFs experienced outflows of $225.2 million and $240.1 million respectively, cutting into the week's net gain, SoSoValue reported. Crypto analytics firm BRN said the July inflows indicate a cautious repair phase after heavy outflows in May and June. Bitcoin climbed to a July high of more than $66,500 on Tuesday before retreating below $64,000 by week's end, while the Nasdaq 100 declined amid weakness in chipmaker stocks, a bellwether for the AI sector. The modest inflow pattern suggests tentative institutional demand, but the market remains exposed to broader equity trends and potential profit‑taking.