Spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $642.35 million and Spot Ether ETFs added $405.55 million on Friday, driven by institutional demand and higher trading volumes; cumulative Bitcoin ETF inflows now total $56.83 billion and Ether ETF inflows $13.36 billion, signaling rising institutional allocation to crypto.
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Daily inflows: $642.35M into Spot Bitcoin ETFs; $405.55M into Spot Ether ETFs.
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Major contributors were Fidelity (FBTC, FETH) and BlackRock (IBIT, ETHA); trading volumes exceeded $3.89B for BTC ETFs.
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Total ETF assets: Bitcoin ETFs $153.18B (≈6.62% of BTC market cap); Ether ETFs $30.35B; cumulative inflows: BTC $56.83B, ETH $13.36B.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs and Ether ETFs continue to attract institutional inflows; read the latest data-driven update and analysis. Learn what this means for markets now.
What are the latest Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and why do they matter?
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $642.35 million in net inflows on Friday, the fifth consecutive daily gain, according to SoSoValue. These flows pushed cumulative ETF inflows to $56.83 billion and raised total ETF assets to $153.18 billion, representing meaningful institutional exposure relative to Bitcoin’s market cap.
How much did Spot Ether ETFs attract and who led the flows?
Spot Ether ETFs pulled in $405.55 million the same day, marking four straight days of inflows and lifting cumulative Ether ETF inflows to $13.36 billion. BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH were top performers, with ETHA trading $1.86 billion in value for the session.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $642 million and Ether ETFs added $405 million on Friday amid renewed institutional demand.
Spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs are seeing renewed inflows as institutional appetite for crypto exposure continues to build.
On Friday, spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded $642.35 million in net inflows, the fifth straight day of gains, per SoSoValue data. That brought cumulative net inflows to $56.83 billion, with total net assets at $153.18 billion, equal to approximately 6.62% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization.
Fidelity’s FBTC led Friday’s inflows with $315.18 million, while BlackRock’s IBIT contributed $264.71 million. Trading volume across all spot Bitcoin ETFs topped $3.89 billion, indicating heightened institutional positioning. Market leaders IBIT and FBTC posted daily gains exceeding 2%.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs see inflows. Source: SoSoValue
The flow acceleration follows a quieter start to the month and suggests shifting sentiment as macroeconomic indicators stabilize and broader crypto market metrics improve.
Why are Ether ETFs attracting inflows and what are the totals?
Spot Ether (ETH) ETFs mirrored Bitcoin’s momentum, collecting $405.55 million in net inflows on Friday—four consecutive days of positive flows. Total Ether ETF inflows now stand at $13.36 billion, with net assets at $30.35 billion.
BlackRock’s ETHA took in $165.56 million and Fidelity’s FETH added $168.23 million. ETHA recorded $1.86 billion in traded value for the day, highlighting growing activity in Ethereum-focused products.
“Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs keep seeing strong inflows, showing rising institutional confidence,” Vincent Liu, chief investment officer at Kronos Research, told Cointelegraph. “If macro conditions hold, this surge could strengthen liquidity and drive momentum for both assets.”
How could ETF tokenization change ETF markets?
Asset managers are exploring tokenized ETFs to enable 24/7 trading and DeFi integration. BlackRock is reportedly studying ETF tokenization tied to real-world assets, though regulatory clarity remains a hurdle. Tokenized ETFs could expand liquidity venues and allow fractional, programmable fund exposure.
Tokenized funds would require careful design to meet custody, compliance and settlement standards before broad adoption can occur.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did Spot Bitcoin ETFs net this week?
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $642.35 million in net inflows on Friday, continuing a five-day inflow streak and bringing cumulative ETF inflows to $56.83 billion.
Which providers led spot ETF inflows?
Fidelity (FBTC, FETH) and BlackRock (IBIT, ETHA) were the largest contributors on Friday, each taking several hundred million dollars of net new capital.
Key Takeaways
- Strong daily inflows: Bitcoin ETFs $642.35M, Ether ETFs $405.55M — continued institutional demand.
- Major providers: Fidelity and BlackRock led flows and trading activity for both asset classes.
- Market implications: Rising ETF assets increase institutional exposure and could support liquidity and price momentum if macro conditions remain stable.
Conclusion
Spot Bitcoin ETFs and Spot Ether ETFs continue to attract significant institutional capital, with Friday’s inflows reinforcing a multi-day trend. These flows, led by major asset managers, highlight growing institutional allocation to crypto and potential for improved liquidity. Monitor ongoing flows and regulatory developments for implications on market structure and tokenization efforts.
