Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) broke back into strong inflows with $157 million on Monday, while ether ETFs extended their incredible streak to 17 consecutive green days, adding $65 million despite significant outflows on two funds.
Ether ETFs See $65 Million Inflow As Bitcoin ETFs Return to Strong Inflows
Markets opened the week on a bullish note, with crypto ETFs attracting solid inflows as investor confidence surged. Bitcoin ETFs regained momentum after last week’s mixed performance, while ether ETFs continued their relentless inflow streak, now hitting an impressive 17 days.
Bitcoin ETF activity was concentrated in just a handful of players. Blackrock’s IBIT dominated the day with $147.36 million in inflows, cementing its role as the market leader. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $30.88 million, and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust chipped in $10.98 million.
However, it wasn’t all green. Ark 21shares’ ARKB lost $17.45 million, and Bitwise’s BITB saw $14.76 million exit. Still, net inflows closed strong at $157.02 million, with $3.34 billion in value traded and net assets rising to $153.19 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs inflow recovery. Source: Sosovalue
Ether ETFs, meanwhile, kept the inflow streak alive despite facing significant pushback from two major funds. Blackrock’s ETHA single-handedly carried the day with $131.95 million inflow, but that dominance was partially eroded by Fidelity’s FETH posting a $49.23 million outflow and Grayscale’s ETHE bleeding $17.58 million.
Even so, the sector managed a $65.14 million net gain, pushing net assets to a record $21.53 billion, with $1.91 billion traded.
Both asset classes remain on strong footing, but ether’s consistency continues to steal headlines, especially as it nears the psychological $22 billion ETF milestone.
