• In spot Bitcoin ETFs, the capital inflow for the week amounted to nearly $600 million.

  • There has been an outflow from Ethereum-based funds after two weeks of positive dynamics.

From May 5 to May 9, 2025, the net capital inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs amounted to $599.59 million, while a small outflow was recorded in Ethereum ETFs, according to SoSoValue. In the first sector, positive dynamics have been ongoing for a month.

Overall, the following funds recorded capital inflows for the week:

  • IBIT — $674.09 million;

  • FBTC — $17.43 million;

  • ARKB — $45.59 million.

An outflow was recorded for the following positions:

  • GBTC — $106.29 million;

  • BITB — $12.18 million;

  • EZBC — $11 million;

  • HODL — $8.07 million.

The other spot Bitcoin ETFs ended the week with zero inflow/outflow of capital.

In the segment of spot Ethereum ETFs, the week ended with a capital outflow of $55.76 million. This is the first 'red' week after two consecutive inflows.

At the end of the reviewed period, only one fund showed positive dynamics — $ETH ($3.19 million). Two others recorded outflows — ETHA ($21.77 million) and FETH ($37.17 million). The rest ended the week with zero inflow/outflow.

It should also be noted that in mid-May, large organizations in the U.S. submit investment reports on Form 13-F to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Previously, experts stated that the disclosure of information about large investments in spot Bitcoin ETFs could push the underlying asset for further growth.

In particular, JPMorgan Chase bank increased its stake in two funds (IBIT and FBTC) to a total of $1.7 billion.