- The recent surge in interest for U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs has resulted in significant inflows.
- ARKB leads among Bitcoin ETFs with the highest net inflows, followed by FBTC and IBIT.
- Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs also saw substantial gains, with Fidelity’s FETH being the top performer.
Explore the latest trends and developments in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF markets, showcasing major inflows and key performers.
Bitcoin ETF Inflows Reach Impressive Heights
Data from sosovalue.xyz reveals that 12 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted a combined total of $494.27 million. Among these, ARKB was the leader, garnering $203.07 million in net inflows. Close behind was FBTC, with $123.61 million, and IBIT, which saw $110.82 million in inflows on the same trading day. Additionally, GBTC recorded inflows of $261.50 million, followed by BITB with $129.10 million, and HODL with $111.70 million. BTCO saw a modest increase of $32,800, just ahead of BRRR, which brought in $32,600. The remaining funds saw neither gains nor losses.
Notable Ethereum ETF Performance
Ethereum-based ETFs also had a productive day last Friday, collectively attracting $586.50 million. Fidelity’s FETH led the pack, drawing in $425.40 million, followed by ETHA, which accumulated $114.60 million. ETHW experienced gains of $5.43 million, while QETH attracted $4.32 million. Grayscale’s ETH Mini Trust gathered $2.29 million, ETHV secured $1.98 million, and CETH ended the day with an increase of $1.35 million.
Overall Market Trends and Outlook
Since January 11, these 12 Bitcoin ETFs have cumulatively attracted net inflows of $18.80 billion. Currently, these funds hold $61.21 billion worth of Bitcoin, representing 4.71% of the total supply. In contrast, while Friday witnessed positive movements for Ethereum ETFs, the overall picture shows these nine funds have experienced a net loss of $522.97 million since July 23. Despite this, the combined trading volume for Ethereum funds last Friday totaled $249.09 million, and together, they hold $7.44 billion in Ethereum, accounting for 2.3% of the cryptocurrency’s $319 billion market cap.
Conclusion
The recent activity in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs highlights significant investor interest and capital inflows, particularly in top-performing funds like ARKB and Fidelity’s FETH. These trends indicate a robust market presence and suggest potential for further growth as more investors seek to capitalize on these digital assets.
