Bitcoin (BTC) futures continue to experience significant outflow pressure, with a 24-hour net outflow of $419.7 million and a weekly outflow of $3.56 billion. Short-term inflows were observed in the 6-hour and 8-hour windows, with $70.3 million and $165.4 million respectively, but these were not enough to offset the broader trend. Ethereum (ETH) futures also faced negative net flows, with a 24-hour outflow of $60.4 million and a weekly outflow of $1.12 billion. However, ETH showed stronger intraday bids, particularly in the 6-hour and 8-hour windows, with inflows of $152.2 million and $280.8 million respectively. Spot net flows for BTC were mostly negative over shorter timeframes, but a weekly inflow of $716.5 million was recorded. ETH spot flows were similarly negative intraday, with a weekly inflow of $174.0 million. The data suggests ongoing leverage reduction in higher timeframes, with no clear risk-on signal from futures positioning.