Crypto ETFs draw $2.39 billion as Bitcoin retreats on Treasury yield surge
Crypto ETFs have attracted $2.39 billion in weekly inflows, pushing 2026 net flows back above zero despite Bitcoins 4.3% decline as U.S. ten-year Treasury yields climbed to 5.20%, according to Hilbert Group. Summary$2.39 billion in weekly ETF inflows reversed a year-to-date deficit that reached $5.8 billion in July.Bitcoin fell 4.3% to $83,500 as ten-year Treasury yields rose from about 4.95% to 5.20%.Hilberts Jesse Marre sees $89,000 as the breakout level that could open a move toward $95,000.Marre warned that agency-led crypto rules could be rewritten under a future U.S. administration. Hilbert Group, the digital asset investment firm listed on Nasdaq First North, published its weekly market update on Sep. 28. In comments provided to crypto.news, senior portfolio manager Jesse Marre said continued ETF buying stood out during a week when rising government bond yields pressured Bitcoin and U.S. stocks. Although Bitcoin retreated after its recent rally, Marre said fund inflows continued, repeating the previous weeks pattern of negative developments failing to produce a lasting setback in demand. Crypto ETF inflows erase the years losses For Marre, the $2.39 billion intake was the weeks strongest figure because it brought annual ETF flows back into positive territory after a deficit of $5.8 billion at the worst point









