Bitcoin ETFs Post $2.4B Weekly Inflow, Largest Since October, Turning 2026 Net Flows Positive

The significance here is less the headline number than the reversal: a category that sat deeply negative for the year has crossed back above water in a single week, which suggests the earlier outflow period reflected positioning rather than a durable exit. That matters most for the issuers whose fee revenue depends on sustained inflows, and for the broader market, where ETF flows have become a visible proxy for institutional appetite. Whether this marks a regime change or a one-week bounce against a still-fragile base is the open question.