US Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows for six consecutive weeks, the longest streak since August 20,25.
Current six-week runs run from week 2 April through to this Friday. They have a combined income of $3.4 Billion. according SoSoValue’s data. Inflows for the week April 17 reached $996.38 Million, the highest week in this streak. The lowest week was April 2, when only $22.34 millions were inflows. This week, $622.75 Million was logged.
It is also the longest consecutive streak of weekly net inflows since more than 9 months. In 2025, for example, the 7-week run from June 13 through July 18 brought in $7.57bn, with $2.72bn in the week that ended on July 11th and $2.39bn the week after.
Bitcoin ETFs inflows every week. Source: SoSoValue
Last week’s end was not a good one, as outflows totaled $277.50 on Thursday, and $145.65 on Friday. The week started off strong, with $532.21 and $467.35 millions respectively. However, Wednesday saw a sharp drop to just $46.33 before the week’s end.
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Analysts warn that the employment figures are looming and could cause markets to be on edge.
Bitunix analysts shared a report with Cointelegraph that showed the markets entered Friday with caution as they waited for the US Non-Farm payrolls report. The consensus estimate was 62,000 new jobs, which is well below the prior reading of 178,000. This reinforces expectations of a slowing labor market.
The analysts noted that a stronger-than-expected ADP report of 109,000 jobs earlier in the week complicated the picture, leaving traders uncertain about the true state of employment heading into the release.
“On the geopolitical front, although the US and Iran have once again exchanged fire around the Strait of Hormuz, both sides continue to leave room for negotiations,” Bitunix noted that there are reports indicating the US may have reached an understanding with Iran on some maritime matters.
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 Thursday. The liquidation heat maps show heavy liquidity around $78,000. Analysts wrote that a breakdown below this level would trigger cascading liquidity, and dense short positions between $82,000 to $83,000 keep the market in a tug of war.
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Ether ETFs receive $70 million weekly inflow
Ether-based ETFs, on the other hand, returned to the positive for the week of May 8, with net inflows totaling $70.49 after the previous outflows of $82.47. This rebound comes after a three-week period from April 10-24, which saw a total of $617.91 millions inflows. The week ending April 17 was the highest at $275.83million.
Daily, the outflows on Thursday were $103.52million, erasing gains from earlier in week. Inflows on Monday and Tuesday were $61.29 and $97.57 respectively. Then, Wednesday saw a slowdown to just $11.57. The week ended on a positive note with a $3.57 recovery from Friday.
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Source: cointelegraph.com
