Crypto exchange-traded funds ended the week with a strong burst of momentum, led by bitcoin products that pulled in hundreds of millions of dollars in fresh capital. The biggest story was in spot bitcoin ETFs, which recorded $663.91 million in net inflows and pushed total net assets back above the $100 billion mark to $101.45 billion. At the same time, ether ETFs extended their winning streak, while XRP and Solana funds also attracted fresh money, pointing to a broader recovery in crypto ETF demand.
Bitcoin ETFs Drive the Week’s Strongest Move
The day’s bitcoin ETF inflows were spread across nine different funds, and notably, no outflows were recorded. BlackRock’s IBIT once again led the pack with $283.99 million in net inflows. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $163.42 million, while Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB added $117.90 million.
Additional support came from Bitwise’s BITB, which brought in $38.22 million, and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust, which added $29.12 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT posted $16.63 million in inflows, while Vaneck’s HODL, Grayscale’s GBTC, and Invesco’s BTCO added $6.56 million, $4.22 million, and $3.86 million, respectively. Trading activity was also elevated, with bitcoin ETF volume reaching $4.80 billion, underscoring the scale of market participation.
ETF analyst Eric Balchunas shared data on X indicating that BlackRock’s IBIT has been up “nearly every single day in the last 3 weeks,” representing close to a 19% increase. That observation added another layer to the broader narrative: investor demand for bitcoin ETF exposure remains firm even after previous rallies.
Ether ETFs Extend Their Inflow Streak
Ether ETFs also delivered a solid session, recording $127.49 million in net inflows. That marked a seventh consecutive day of positive flows, suggesting that institutional demand for ethereum-linked products is becoming more consistent.
Fidelity’s FETH led ether fund inflows with $84.13 million, followed by BlackRock’s ETHA with $30.51 million. Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust attracted $5.76 million, while 21Shares’ TETH added $3.64 million. Bitwise’s ETHW and BlackRock’s ETHB also contributed smaller but positive additions of $1.91 million and $1.25 million. Like the bitcoin category, ether ETFs recorded no outflows on the day.
Trading volume in ether ETFs came in at $1.08 billion, and total net assets for the category climbed to $14.26 billion. The steady inflow trend suggests that interest in ether exposure is not just a one-day event, but part of a broader pattern of renewed confidence in major digital assets.
XRP and Solana ETFs Show Broader Participation
Beyond bitcoin and ether, smaller crypto ETF segments continued to attract capital. XRP ETFs posted $13.74 million in net inflows. Bitwise’s XRP product accounted for the majority of that total with $10.81 million, while Franklin’s XRPZ brought in $3.23 million. A modest outflow of $289,840 from 21Shares’ TOXR did little to change the overall positive picture. Trading volume for XRP ETFs stood at $21.72 million, and total net assets rose to $1.11 billion.
Solana ETFs also remained in positive territory, notching a fourth straight day of inflows. The category added $13.04 million, largely driven by Bitwise’s BSOL at $10.92 million, with Fidelity’s FSOL contributing $2.11 million. Solana ETF trading volume reached $41.36 million, while net assets closed at $902.65 million.
A Wider Crypto ETF Recovery Is Taking Shape
The latest flow data suggests that the crypto ETF rebound is no longer concentrated solely in bitcoin. Bitcoin remains the anchor of the sector by both scale and investor attention, but ether’s seven-day inflow streak and the continued growth in XRP and Solana products indicate that capital is broadening across the market.
That breadth may be one of the more important signals from the latest session. Instead of isolated strength in a single product, the market saw coordinated inflows across multiple major crypto ETF categories. Bitcoin reclaimed the symbolic $100 billion asset threshold, ether sustained a steady climb, and alternative-asset ETFs continued to build traction.
For now, the takeaway from the latest numbers is straightforward: demand for regulated crypto investment vehicles remains intact, and by the end of the week, that demand was visible across the board. Whether this trend continues will depend on future market conditions, but the most recent session clearly showed renewed confidence and expanding participation in crypto ETFs.