The crypto ETF market staged a decisive rebound during the week of April 6–10, with combined net inflows into bitcoin and ether spot products reaching $973 million. Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $786.31 million and ether ETFs for $187.07 million, according to data compiled by CryptoComLearn. The flows were far from linear—daily swings were sharp—but the overall trajectory was unmistakably positive.
Bitcoin ETFs: IBIT Dominates as Institutional Expansion Continues
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $786.31 million for the week. Monday set the tone with a powerful $471 million surge, driven overwhelmingly by BlackRock’s IBIT, alongside Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB. Momentum faltered midweek as redemptions emerged — led by FBTC, ARKB, and Grayscale’s GBTC — but a Thursday recovery of $358 million and a Friday close of $256 million secured a positive weekly result. IBIT once again served as the pillar of demand, repeatedly offsetting selling elsewhere.
Grayscale’s GBTC continued to act as a steady source of outflow pressure, while smaller funds such as Bitwise BITB, VanEck HODL, and Franklin EZBC contributed modest but consistent support. A notable debut came from Morgan Stanley’s MSBT, which attracted a net weekly inflow of $62 million, signaling continued institutional appetite for crypto exposure.
Ether ETFs: Staking-Focused ETHB Stands Out
Ether spot ETFs posted net inflows of $187.07 million for the week. The pattern mirrored bitcoin’s: a strong Monday led by BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH, a midweek pause, then a rebound. ETHA remained the most influential driver on both sides of the ledger, seeing large daily swings. Meanwhile, ETHB — notable for its staking component — attracted $66 million in net inflows, reinforcing its growing appeal as a yield-generating structure. Grayscale’s ETHE and its Ether Mini Trust, along with Bitwise ETHW and 21Shares TETH, saw mixed flows, indicating rotation rather than broad retreat.
Altcoin ETFs: XRP Edges Higher, Solana Under Pressure
In the smaller altcoin ETF segment, divergence widened. XRP ETFs recorded $11.75 million in net inflows, supported by steady demand in Bitwise’s XRP and Franklin’s XRPZ products, albeit with still-thin activity. Solana ETFs, by contrast, posted $5.6 million in net outflows, weighed down primarily by persistent redemptions from Bitwise’s BSOL and intermittent weakness across other funds.
The pattern is increasingly clear: capital is returning, but selectively. Investors are concentrating exposure in the largest, most liquid products while testing newer entrants and niche structures. The recovery is real, but measured.