Spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for two major crypto assets, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH), ended their first week with outflows after consecutive positives.
Over $1.23 billion in Bitcoin ETFs left this weekrecords withdrawals every day from Monday to Friday except Tuesday. This is the worst weekly shift in eight months since February 2025.
This came after recording two consecutive weeks of inflows of USD 2.71 billion and USD 3.24 billion, respectively. This demand drove Bitcoin to a new all-time high of around $126,000 last week, according to a report from CriptoNoticias.
This week’s new sales trends for ETFs (products primarily used by traditional and institutional investors) Bitcoin price came under downward pressure. It hit $103,000 on Thursday, its lowest level in four months since June.
In line with that, the Ether ETF recorded $311 million in outflows this week, despite dominating inflows on Tuesday and Wednesday. This comes after two positive weeks with revenues of 488 million and 1.3 billion, respectively, and weekly withdrawals exceeded this time.
In this sense, Unlike BTC funds, ETH outflows have not been the steepest in recent monthsbut it did not exceed the value of three weeks ago, which indicates a different behavior of investors.
This contrast is also reflected in the price of ETH, which has fallen to $3,600 this week, but not as much as last Friday, when it fell to a two-month low of $3,400.
However, despite this increase in ETH’s solvency, ETH has not reached a new all-time high since mid-August, when it reached USD 4,900, surpassing its level four years ago for the first time. Instead, BTC has been setting records for over a year and a half.
