Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $167 million in net inflows on Feb. 10, extending their streak to a third straight day. Spot Ethereum ETFs added $13.82 million, while spot XRP ETFs brought in $3.26 million and lifted total assets to $1.01 billion. Data cited from SoSoValue points to broader improvement in flows across major crypto ETF products.
Bitcoin ETF inflows extend to a third day
The report said spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $167 million in one day, with Bitcoin trading at $68,753.70 at the time. Over a longer stretch, Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen repeated spikes in daily inflows across the past two years. Current net assets held in ETF units stand at $87.75 billion. The source highlighted heavier inflow periods in late 2024 and mid-2025, while outflow phases tended to line up with notable declines in BTC price.
That pattern suggests a close link between ETF subscriptions and the direction of Bitcoin itself. When price action improves, fund demand tends to rise. When BTC weakens, investors appear more restrained. ETF flow data has become a direct read on how institutional capital is approaching the market.
Ethereum ETF gains were concentrated in Grayscale's product
Ethereum ETFs recorded a net gain of $13.82 million for the day, and most of that came from Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF, which alone added $13.32 million. The source described Ethereum ETF flows over recent months as uneven, with green and red sessions alternating as market sentiment changed. Assets under management moved closely with ETH price action.
According to the article, ETH climbed above $2,500 in mid-to-late 2025 before falling to about $2,011 in February 2026. ETF flow direction followed that shift closely. The data also shows how strongly investor demand in Ethereum funds remains tied to price momentum, with large institutional products carrying most of the weight.
XRP ETFs hold above $1 billion despite price weakness
Spot XRP ETFs saw $3.26 million in daily net inflows, bringing total assets to $1.01 billion. XRP was trading at $1.40 at the time. SoSoValue data showed demand picked up sharply in mid-to-late November, when larger daily inflows started to appear.
During December, inflows stayed steady rather than aggressive, which still supported a gradual rise in ETF holdings. By early January, total net assets had climbed above $1 billion. Outflows began toward the end of January and tracked a temporary market dip. By February, ETF assets were still hovering around the $1 billion mark even though XRP had fallen from earlier highs.