Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Pull in Over $1 Billion in a Single Day as Institutional Confidence Grows
As the crypto market gradually recovers, spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to post impressive inflows from institutional investors. According to data from SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs alone attracted $642 million in net inflows last Friday, marking the fifth consecutive day of positive flows. Total net assets (AUM) across these funds have now reached $153.18 billion, equivalent to roughly 6.62% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. Leading the pack is Fidelity
As the crypto market gradually recovers, spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to post impressive inflows from institutional investors.
According to data from SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs alone attracted $642 million in net inflows last Friday, marking the fifth consecutive day of positive flows. Total net assets (AUM) across these funds have now reached $153.18 billion, equivalent to roughly 6.62% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. Leading the pack were Fidelity's FBTC (+$315 million) and BlackRock's IBIT (+$265 million). Total trading volume across all Bitcoin ETFs for the day exceeded $3.89 billion, reflecting surging institutional demand.
Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs saw an equally impressive surge, recording $405 million in net inflows for the day — their fourth consecutive day of positive flows. Total net assets now stand at $30.35 billion. Fidelity's FETH (+$168 million) and BlackRock's ETHA (+$166 million) led all funds, with ETHA logging trading volume exceeding $1.86 billion.
Vincent Liu, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research, commented: "The strong inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs signal a clear and growing wave of institutional conviction. If macro conditions remain stable, this momentum could deepen liquidity and provide additional tailwinds for both assets."
Beyond ETF flows, BlackRock is also exploring the possibility of tokenizing ETFs on-chain, with the goal of enabling 24/7 trading functionality and deeper integration into the DeFi ecosystem — though regulatory hurdles remain a significant obstacle.
With institutional capital flowing in steadily, the broader crypto community is hopeful that the market may be entering a more sustainable growth phase, one where Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to anchor global investment portfolios.