After a shaky start to the week, cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) surged back into positive territory, pulling in a combined $339 million in inflows. Fidelity spearheaded the turnaround, driving strong investor confidence in both Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.
Monday’s market dip briefly rattled traders, but renewed inflows showed sentiment remains resilient. Investors saw the drop as a buying opportunity, positioning themselves ahead of potential upside in the digital asset market.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $102.58 million in total inflows. Fidelity’s FBTC topped the leaderboard with $132.67 million, while Bitwise’s BITB added $7.99 million and Ark 21Shares’ ARKB pulled in $6.76 million.
Some funds saw outflows, notably BlackRock’s IBIT with $30.79 million in redemptions and Valkyrie’s BRRR with $14.05 million, but total inflows outweighed exits. Trading volumes reached $6.92 billion, with total net assets steady at $153.55 billion, highlighting sustained institutional interest.
Ether ETFs Regain Strength With $236M Inflows
Ether ETFs posted an impressive comeback, recording $236.22 million in net inflows across six funds. Fidelity’s FETH led with a strong $154.62 million, followed by Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust at $34.78 million and ETHE with $15.19 million.
Other notable performers included:
- Bitwise ETHW: $13.27 million
- VanEck ETHV: $10.55 million
- Franklin EZET: $7.81 million
Trading activity for Ether ETFs totaled $3.59 billion, while total net assets climbed to $28.02 billion, underscoring renewed conviction in Ethereum’s long-term value.
Investor Confidence Returns to Crypto ETFs
The sharp rebound demonstrates that institutional and retail investors remain undeterred by short-term volatility. Instead, they’re capitalizing on dips as entry points, especially with expectations of regulatory clarity and broader adoption.
The swift recovery in both Bitcoin and Ether ETFs signals a strong vote of confidence in crypto’s staying power. As traditional financial institutions like Fidelity and BlackRock expand their offerings, ETFs are becoming the preferred gateway for mainstream exposure to digital assets.
Looking ahead, analysts suggest sustained inflows could push total crypto ETF assets well past the $200 billion mark by early next year, should current momentum continue.
