Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs took in a combined $1.1 billion last week, marking a sharp turn in fund flows after what the report described as net outflows for most of the period since 2026. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF IBIT was the main driver, contributing about 80% of Bitcoin ETF inflows. The shift points to renewed institutional allocations to digital assets as market sentiment improves, although trading activity remained muted, with BTC ETF volume falling to its second-lowest weekly level since October 2024. Analysts cited in the report said IBIT continues to serve as the main channel for institutional money entering Bitcoin, underscoring a preference among traditional financial firms for gaining crypto exposure through regulated ETF products.