Bitcoin Spot ETF Flows Turn Negative, Snapping a Three-Week Inflow Run

Bitcoin spot ETFs posted net outflows of $61.53 million for the week of July 27–31 (ET), breaking a three-week stretch of steady inflows. The shift points to a pause in institutional appetite after several weeks of supportive momentum, though a single week of redemptions is not, by itself, definitive of a broader trend. Ethereum spot ETFs continued to draw demand, recording $27.42 million in net inflows and extending their streak to four consecutive weeks. Flows into other crypto-linked products also stayed constructive: Solana spot ETFs added $2.82 million, while XRP spot ETFs attracted $14.86 million. HYPE spot ETFs moved the other way, logging $14.75 million in net outflows over the same period. The latest weekly flow snapshot underscores mixed institutional positioning across digital assets. With ETF flows serving as a key gauge of professional investor allocation into regulated crypto products, markets will be watching whether Bitcoin returns to net inflows in the coming week and whether Ethereum can keep its run going.