Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs Surge: Wall Street Finally Wakes Up to Crypto’s Bull Run

Crypto's institutional moment has arrived—again. Spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum just posted their strongest inflows since launch, signaling a seismic shift in traditional finance's appetite for digital assets.

Wall Street's late-game FOMO

After years of foot-dragging, major players are piling into crypto ETFs like tourists discovering a bull market. The numbers don't lie: capital is flooding in faster than a memecoin rug pull.

What changed? Regulatory grudges eased, custody solutions matured, and—let's be honest—FOMO over those 300% annual returns. Even the most skeptical fund managers can't ignore performance that makes Nasdaq look like a savings account.

The cynical take? Banks love ETFs because they can slap on 2% management fees for the privilege of holding your Bitcoin. Welcome to 'financial innovation.'

One thing's clear: when traditional finance adopts crypto, they don't decentralize it—they institutionalize it. Whether that's good for the ecosystem depends on how much you like hedge funds and paperwork.

On July 24 2025, ethereum spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $231 million, marking 15 consecutive days of positive inflows. Bitcoin spot ETFs also saw renewed momentum with a $227 million net inflow, reversing a three-day outflow streak. These sustained inflows suggest strengthening investor confidence and rising institutional demand for both assets, highlighting a positive sentiment shift in the crypto ETF market after recent consolidation.