Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) log their second consecutive week of inflows, marking a reversal after roughly two months of outflows. The renewed demand indicates improving investor appetite for Bitcoin-linked products, according to reports that frame the shift as a potential sign that selling pressure is easing. Separately, multiple sources note that ETF activity is also extending to products tied to Ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value. Flows into Ether-related ETFs occur alongside the Bitcoin recovery, suggesting broader interest across major crypto assets rather than a move limited to Bitcoin alone. Together, the developments are described as breaking a prolonged rout in crypto-focused ETF markets and helping to stabilize sentiment. While the inflow figures point to a change in near-term positioning, the reports do not provide a definitive conclusion on longer-term market direction. Overall, the articles characterize the inflow streak as a notable change from the prior trend of sustained withdrawals from Bitcoin ETFs and related investment vehicles.