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#BTCETFInflowsSurge Bitcoin briefly traded above $78,800 before easing toward $77,000, but the more important development may be the return of institutional demand. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $1.9 billion last week, while Ethereum ETFs received another $697 million. The combined $2.6 billion inflow was the strongest weekly total since October 2025. ETF trading volume also more than tripled, suggesting that the rebound is being supported by fresh spot-market participation rather than short liquidations alone. This creates a healthier foundation than a purely leverage-driven rally, but one strong week does not establish a lasting trend. ETF flows often respond to price momentum and may reverse when volatility rises or investors begin taking profits. The next confirmation would be continued inflows while Bitcoin consolidates instead of only when prices are surging. Traders should also monitor spot volume, stablecoin liquidity and derivatives funding. If ETF demand remains strong without excessive leverage, Bitcoin may build a steadier recovery. If inflows quickly weaken, the rally could become vulnerable to profit-taking.