- U.S. spot crypto ETFs drew about $459 million in net inflows last week, led by BlackRock’s IBIT.
- IBIT posted $324 million in weekly inflows, including a $287.4 million one-day inflow, bringing its total to about $62.4 billion.
- Fidelity’s FBTC added $106 million for the week while Grayscale’s GBTC saw $53.7 million in outflows.
- Ethereum spot ETFs rebounded to net inflows after prior-week outflows, showing stabilizing demand.
- Nate Geraci noted that more than 130 crypto-related ETF filings are under SEC review, and retail sentiment rose for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP.
U.S. investors continued to put money into spot crypto exchange-traded funds last week, with flows concentrated in Bitcoin and select altcoin products. Data shows total weekly net inflows of about $459 million, driven mainly by demand for BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, while some funds such as Grayscale’s GBTC recorded outflows. See the underlying data from SoSoValue for flow details.
IBIT led inflows with $324 million for the week and a $287.4 million one-day inflow on Friday, the largest since October 8, 2024, lifting its historical net inflows to about $62.4 billion. FBTC added $106 million for a cumulative $12.2 billion. GBTC posted the largest weekly outflow at $53.7 million, widening its total net outflow to about $25.2 billion. Total Bitcoin ETF assets stood near $117 billion.
Ethereum spot ETFs moved back to net inflows after prior-week weakness, suggesting stabilizing investor interest in the weeks following late-December outflows. Spot products tied to XRP and Solana also attracted inflows, pointing to widening interest beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Market prices were steady: Bitcoin traded around $92,403, Ethereum near $3,154, Solana about $135, and XRP roughly $2.12. Retail sentiment on Stocktwits shifted higher for several tokens — Bitcoin and XRP moved into “extremely bullish” territory, Ethereum to “bullish,” and Solana to “normal” — with chatter levels ranging from normal to high. Finally, said Nate Geraci, more than 130 crypto-related ETF filings are currently under SEC review, indicating expanding product interest.
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