Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Hit Record $7.5B Inflows as Trump Victory Spurs Rally

Historic ETF Inflows Underscore Growing Institutional Appetite for Digital Assets

  • U.S. crypto ETFs record $7.54 billion in November inflows, surpassing February’s $6.03 billion mark
  • Ethereum ETFs gain momentum with $467 million net inflows between November 25-29
  • BlackRock‘s IBIT leads Bitcoin ETF market with $48 billion in accumulated flows
  • Bitcoin trades near $96,000 as ETF adoption accelerates
  • Market shows shift toward altcoins as Bitcoin dominance decreases 5%

U.S. Cryptocurrency ETF Inflows Hit Record $7.54 Billion Following Trump Election Victory

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Institutional investors poured record capital into U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds in November, with combined Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF inflows reaching $7.54 billion, according to data from US SoSoValue and CoinGlass.

ETF Momentum Builds

The November surge exceeded February’s previous record of $6.03 billion for Bitcoin ETFs alone. Ethereum spot ETFs, which launched in July, recorded $467 million in net inflows between November 25-29, with BlackRock’s ETHA product accounting for $300 million of that total.

Daily flow comparisons show Ethereum ETFs matching Bitcoin’s pace, with $332 million versus $320 million in daily inflows, despite Ethereum ETFs managing just $11 billion in net assets compared to Bitcoin ETFs’ $105 billion.

Market Performance Metrics

ethereum’s price outperformed Bitcoin in late November, rising 15% while Bitcoin declined 1.7%, according to CoinGecko data. However, Ethereum’s market capitalization suggests room for growth, requiring a price of $16,673 to match Bitcoin’s $2 trillion total addressable market.

Institutional Leadership

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) maintains market dominance with $48 billion in accumulated flows, followed by:

  • Grayscale’s GBTC: $20.9 billion
  • Fidelity’s FBTC: $19 billion

Market Analysis

As Bitcoin approaches $96,000, market dynamics are shifting. Valentin Fournier, digital asset analyst at Bread News, notes: “Bitcoin dominance has dropped by 5% over the past 12 days, breaking below the positive trendline established in June 2023. With significant resistance at $100,000, the market is seeing a capital shift towards altcoins, supported by increasing liquidity.”

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The sustained ETF inflows indicate growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrency as an asset class, with regulated investment vehicles becoming the preferred method for traditional finance participation in the digital asset market.

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