Bitcoin ETFs Stage $219M Comeback as Ethereum Funds Pull Double the Inflows

Wall Street's crypto wager pays off—again.

Bitcoin's big bounce

After weeks of bleeding, Bitcoin ETFs just snapped back with a $219 million surge. Not just a rebound—a statement. Institutional money isn't just dipping toes; it's diving back in.

Ethereum's double play

While Bitcoin grabbed headlines, Ethereum quietly outmaneuvered it. ETH funds pulled in twice the inflows—proof that smart money's hedging bets beyond the OG crypto. No fluke, just fundamentals meeting frenzy.

Greed or guts? Traders pile in as regulators nap—classic finance theater. Either way, the crypto ETF machine is humming, and doubters are scrambling. Again.

Ethereum ETFs outpace Bitcoin

Meanwhile, ethereum products continued to overshadow Bitcoin ETFs in terms of investor demand.

On the same day, spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $443.9 million in net inflows, more than double their BTC counterparts’ total.

BlackRock’s ETHA dominated with $314.9 million, while Fidelity’s FETH drew $87.4 million. Smaller contributions came from Grayscale’s Mini Ethereum Trust and offerings by Bitwise, 21Shares, and Invesco, adding about $17 million together.

The strong showing follows a turbulent prior week when Ethereum ETFs saw outflows equivalent to 105,000 ETH, breaking a multi-week streak of steady demand. Glassnode data indicates that the tide has turned again, with institutions adding back 16,900 ETH at the start of this week.

The split in flows highlights how investor positioning is evolving in the current market conditions. Bitcoin ETFs are showing early signs of stabilization after heavy redemptions, while Ethereum funds are attracting stronger conviction in the short term.