Bitcoin ETFs inflows extended to a four-week streak, adding $3.9 billion and lifting global crypto ETP assets under management to $40.4 billion year-to-date. Bitcoin and Ether led flows, while investor sentiment remained cautious after the U.S. Federal Reserve’s 0.25% rate cut.
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Bitcoin ETFs inflows: $3.9B over four weeks (SoSoValue)
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Last week crypto ETPs saw $1.9B net inflows; Bitcoin $977M, Ether $772M (CoinShares).
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Global crypto ETP AUM rose to $40.4B YTD; Crypto Fear & Greed Index averaged neutral at 53 (CoinShares, Alternative.me).
Bitcoin ETFs inflows led crypto fund gains, $3.9B over four weeks; read analysis and implications for investors. Stay updated with COINOTAG.
Bitcoin ETFs sustained a four-week inflow streak totaling $3.9 billion, supporting strong ETP inflows last week and lifting global crypto assets under management, according to SoSoValue and CoinShares data.
What drove the recent Bitcoin ETFs inflows and crypto fund gains?
Bitcoin ETFs inflows were driven by renewed investor demand for spot BTC exposure and a positive market response to the US Federal Reserve’s 0.25% rate cut. Data from SoSoValue and CoinShares show concentrated inflows into Bitcoin and Ether ETPs, boosting total crypto ETP AUM to a new year-to-date high.
How much did crypto funds receive in inflows last week?
Cryptocurrency funds recorded a second straight week of net inflows, following $3.3 billion the week prior. CoinShares reported $1.9 billion in ETP inflows for the most recent week, with Bitcoin receiving $977 million and Ether $772 million. SoSoValue tallied a four-week Bitcoin ETF inflow total of $3.9 billion.
Crypto ETP flows by asset as of Friday (in millions of US dollars). Source: CoinShares
Why did Bitcoin and Ether lead flows?
Investors prioritized liquid, regulated exposure to major tokens. Spot Bitcoin and Ether ETPs offer straightforward allocation for institutions and retail buyers seeking crypto beta. CoinShares’ head of research, James Butterfill, noted that large-cap ETPs typically capture the majority of flow during macro-driven sentiment shifts.
What was the market reaction to the Fed’s rate cut?
The US Federal Reserve’s 0.25 percentage-point cut triggered a measured market response. After initial caution, inflows resumed and spot prices ticked higher: Bitcoin briefly moved to multi-week highs above $117,000 and Ether spiked above $4,600, per CoinGecko price tracking. Sentiment metrics showed a neutral Crypto Fear & Greed Index score of 53, dipping to 45 (Fear) on Monday — data reported by Alternative.me.
Daily flows in spot Bitcoin ETFs versus spot Ether ETFs last week. Source: SoSoValue
How concentrated were flows across token ETPs?
Flows were concentrated in Bitcoin and Ether, while smaller-cap and short-Bitcoin products underperformed. Short-Bitcoin ETPs posted $3.5 billion in outflows and saw their total AUM fall to roughly $83 million, indicating a tilt toward long exposure among buyers.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index. Source: Alternative.me
Frequently Asked Questions
How long has the Bitcoin ETFs inflow streak lasted?
Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to four consecutive weeks, totaling $3.9 billion over that period, according to SoSoValue. The trend reflects sustained demand for regulated Bitcoin exposure.
Are total crypto ETP assets under management increasing?
Yes. CoinShares reported global crypto ETP AUM at $40.4 billion year-to-date, reflecting continued inflows and rising prices for major tokens.
Did the Fed rate cut cause the inflows?
The Fed’s 0.25% cut contributed to improved risk appetite, but inflows appeared driven by both macro conditions and persistent demand for spot BTC and ETH exposure, per industry commentary from CoinShares and SoSoValue.
Key Takeaways
- Four-week BTC inflows: Bitcoin ETFs recorded $3.9B in inflows over four weeks (SoSoValue).
- Leading assets: Bitcoin and Ether captured the bulk of last week’s $1.9B ETP inflows (CoinShares).
- Macro link: The Fed’s 0.25% cut correlated with resumed inflows and short-term price gains; sentiment remained cautious.
Conclusion
Bitcoin ETFs inflows have reasserted large-cap dominance in crypto ETP markets, pushing global AUM to record YTD levels. While the Fed’s rate cut helped reignite demand, sentiment indicators show investors remain measured. Monitor CoinShares and SoSoValue updates for flow trends; COINOTAG will continue to report verified data and expert commentary.
Published: 2025-09-22 · Updated: 2025-09-22 · Reporting sources: CoinShares, SoSoValue, CoinGecko, Alternative.me · Author: COINOTAG
