Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Shatter Records with Unprecedented Weekly Inflows

Crypto's institutional invasion hits new milestone as traditional finance finally catches up—or desperately chases returns.

The Floodgates Open

Exchange-traded funds tracking Bitcoin and Ethereum just posted their biggest weekly inflows ever. Money's pouring in from every corner of traditional finance—hedge funds, wealth managers, even retirement accounts are getting in on the action.

Wall Street's Validation Game

These aren't your crypto-bro's speculative plays anymore. Major asset managers are now leading the charge, packaging digital assets into neat, regulatory-friendly wrappers that even your conservative aunt might consider. The irony? Traditional finance spent years dismissing crypto, only to now profit from its packaging.

Market Impact and Future Trajectory

This surge isn't just changing flows—it's reshaping entire market structures. Liquidity deepens, volatility compresses, and suddenly crypto starts behaving more like... well, traditional assets. The very thing purists hated might be what brings mass adoption.

Just remember: Wall Street always finds a way to charge fees on someone else's revolution.

From September 8 to September 12, Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a massive $2.34 billion in net inflows, with no outflows reported, marking the third straight week of gains. ethereum spot ETFs also attracted $638 million in net inflows during the same period, again with zero outflows. The streak highlights growing investor confidence in both leading cryptocurrencies through regulated ETF products. The consistent inflows signal strong institutional interest and reinforce momentum in the crypto market.