Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Massive Inflows

• Bitcoin ETFs added 5,643 BTC worth over $675M
• Ethereum ETFs gained 14,864 ETH valued at $65M
• BlackRock and Fidelity led ETF inflows this week

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have recorded significant inflows, signaling strong investor confidence in crypto-backed financial products. Both institutional and retail interest is rising, with major players like BlackRock and Fidelity driving this growth.

According to the latest data, 10 Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of 5,643 BTC, translating to an impressive $675.21 million in value. This comes as market participants continue to treat ETFs as a more regulated and accessible way to gain crypto exposure.

Among the Bitcoin ETFs, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) stood out, with 3,451 BTC worth $412.87 million flowing into its fund. This brings BlackRock’s total Bitcoin holdings to 773,461 BTC, valued at approximately $92.54 billion, reaffirming its dominant position in the space.

Ethereum ETFs See Renewed Investor Interest

On the Ethereum side, 9 Ethereum ETFs received net inflows of 14,864 ETH, equivalent to $65.64 million. This uptick in capital shows increasing optimism around Ethereum’s ecosystem, especially after the recent green light for spot ETH ETFs.

Leading the pack in Ethereum ETF activity was Fidelity, which recorded inflows of 8,324 ETH—about $36.76 million. Fidelity now holds a total of 772,054 ETH, worth roughly $3.41 billion. These figures highlight growing institutional trust in Ethereum as a long-term asset.

What This Means for the Market

The steady rise in ETF investments reflects the maturing relationship between traditional finance and digital assets. With regulatory clarity improving and market infrastructure strengthening, ETFs offer a compliant and efficient bridge for capital to enter the crypto market.

Investors now have greater access to Bitcoin and Ethereum through trusted names like BlackRock and Fidelity, potentially paving the way for further mainstream adoption.