The ETF finally stopped the bleeding—eight weeks of net outflows have ended. This signal is more useful than shouting trading calls.

Crypto Market News, citing CoinWold, says that the crypto market appears to have emerged from a winter of quiet. Data from Deutsche Bank shows that crypto ETFs posted net inflows of $281.8 million last week, the highest level since mid-May. Bitcoin fund inflows were $197.4 million and Ethereum fund inflows were $84.4 million, ending eight weeks of cumulative net outflows totaling more than $7 billion. Bernstein analyst believes the correction is painful but that it makes the market look more mature; it remains bullish on Bitcoin in the long run, with a target of $150,000 by the end of 2026, and will continue to monitor fund flows to look for recovery signals.