Demand for U.S. crypto exchange-traded funds picked up sharply this week, according to a Aug. 21 update cited by BlockBeats. Over the past four trading days, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows of $1.5878 billion. During the same period, spot Ether exchange-traded funds brought in $508.6 million.
The figures point to strong capital entering both major crypto ETF segments during the week, with Bitcoin funds drawing the larger share of inflows. The source framed the move as a surge in ETF demand, but did not provide a day-by-day breakdown, a list of individual funds, or any issuer-level allocation data.
No additional pricing, trading, or on-chain figures were included in the original report. The update focused only on the cumulative four-day inflow totals for U.S. spot Bitcoin and spot Ether ETFs.
Demand for crypto exchange-traded funds surged this week, according to BlockBeats on Aug. 21. Over the past four trading days, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted inflows of $1.5878 billion. Over the same stretch, spot Ether exchange-traded funds recorded $508.6 million in inflows.
The figures cover the first four trading days of the week. The report did not include a daily breakdown or specify how the inflows were distributed across individual ETF products.
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