US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds posted a combined $137.69 million in net inflows during the July 20-24 trading week, according to SoSoValue data cited in the source report. Ethereum products accounted for the larger share, drawing $103.9 million, while Bitcoin funds added $33.79 million.

The result extended both categories to a third straight week of positive net inflows, even though each group saw money leave late in the period. The latest figures also marked a second consecutive week in which Ethereum-based funds outpaced Bitcoin products on a weekly basis.

Ethereum keeps the lead

Ethereum spot ETFs finished the week well ahead of their Bitcoin counterparts. Daily flows for Ethereum remained positive through the first four sessions, with inflows of $38.09 million on July 20, $37.47 million on July 21, $72.64 million on July 22, and $26.32 million on July 23, before a $70.62 million outflow on July 24 trimmed the weekly total.

Even with that final-day reversal, Ethereum funds still closed the week with $103.9 million in net inflows. The source notes that Ethereum ETFs had already surpassed Bitcoin funds in the previous week's inflow totals, making this the second straight week in which they led.

Bitcoin week turns after strong start

Spot Bitcoin ETFs began the week with much stronger daily inflows than Ethereum funds, taking in $226.92 million on July 20, $203.14 million on July 21, and $68.99 million on July 22. But those gains were largely erased over the final two sessions.

Bitcoin products recorded outflows of $225.18 million on July 23 and another $240.08 million on July 24. Despite that sharp late-week pullback, the category still ended the five-day stretch with a net gain of $33.79 million.

Three-week totals stay positive

The latest weekly figures kept the broader short-term trend intact for both leading crypto ETF segments. Over the past three weeks, Bitcoin ETFs have attracted more than $306 million in total, while Ethereum ETFs have brought in nearly $294 million.

That means Bitcoin still holds a slight edge over the full three-week window, even though Ethereum led in the two most recent weekly comparisons mentioned in the source.

Altcoin ETFs also post net inflows

Outside Bitcoin and Ethereum, spot altcoin ETFs also finished the week in positive territory overall. XRP funds recorded the largest inflow among that group at $8.15 million, followed by Solana products at $7.2 million.

Other reported gains included nearly $3 million for LINK ETFs and more than $351,000 for DOGE ETFs. HYPE ETFs were the only major altcoin funds in the source report to end the week with net outflows, losing $8.61 million.

The next confirmed reference point will be the following weekly flow data, which should show whether Ethereum can maintain its recent lead and whether late-week outflows in both major categories were temporary or the start of a broader shift.

Source: incrypted.com