Spot Bitcoin ETFs rebounded as Ethereum and XRP ETF products ended their recent runs of consecutive inflows, indicating a relative shift in exchange-traded fund demand toward Bitcoin, according to reporting on the latest U.S. crypto ETF flows. Decrypt described the move as a change in momentum among the three largest crypto ETF categories, while Cointelegraph, in reporting distributed through TradingView, said the broken streaks represented a pause rather than a confirmed bearish reversal. The rebound follows earlier choppy periods for Bitcoin funds, including an eight-week net outflow streak that later ended with $197 million in inflows. Bitcoin-linked products have also recovered during periods of market volatility while altcoin-linked funds lagged. For allocators, ETF flows provide a closely watched indication of institutional appetite, and renewed Bitcoin demand can reinforce relative strength in spot BTC. That signal previously gained attention when Bitcoin ETF inflows reached a three-month high on BlackRock demand. The latest divergence remains inconclusive: investors should monitor subsequent daily updates, including SoSoValue's spot Bitcoin ETF dashboard, to determine whether Ethereum and XRP outflows or weaker inflows persist. Related coverage referenced in the reporting includes Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $445M Net Outflows in 7-Day Streak, Bitcoin ETF Inflows Rebound Despite Market Volatility Spike, and Bitcoin Nears $70K as US–Iran Military Escalation Drives Macro Volatility.