Key Takeaways:
- Bitcoin ETFs drew $663.91 million, pushing net assets above $100 billion.
- Ether ETFs added $127.49 million for seven straight days of inflows, showing steady institutional demand growth.
- XRP gained $13.74 million and Solana $13.04 million, signaling broader ETF participation across funds.
Crypto ETFs Sustain Rally as Bitcoin Reclaims $100 Billion Milestone
The week did not just end strong. It ended with authority. After days of building momentum, crypto ETFs delivered a decisive end to the week, with capital flowing in across the board and confidence returning in size. The numbers tell part of the story. The breadth tells the rest.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a commanding $663.91 million in net inflows, one of the largest single-day totals in recent months. The impact was immediate, with total net assets climbing back above the $100 billion mark, closing at $101.45 billion.
The buying was widespread, spanning nine funds with no outflows recorded. Blackrockโs IBIT led once again, pulling in $283.99 million. Fidelityโs FBTC followed with $163.42 million, while Ark & 21Sharesโ ARKB added $117.90 million.
Further support came from Bitwiseโs BITB and Grayscaleโs Bitcoin Mini Trust, each contributing $38.22 million and $29.12 million, respectively. Morgan Stanleyโs MSBT added $16.63 million, with smaller inflows from Vaneckโs HODL at $6.56 million, Grayscaleโs GBTC at $4.22 million, and Invescoโs BTCO at $3.86 million. Trading volume surged to $4.80 billion, underscoring the scale of participation.
ETF analyst Eric Balchunas shared data on X, showing that Blackrockโs IBIT has been up โnearly every single day in the last 3 weeks,โ representing close to a 19% increase.
Ether ETFs followed with equal conviction. The group recorded $127.49 million in net inflows, marking a seventh consecutive day of gains. The consistency is becoming notable.
Fidelityโs FETH led with $84.13 million, while Blackrockโs ETHA added $30.51 million. Grayscaleโs Ether Mini Trust brought in $5.76 million, and 21Sharesโ TETH added $3.64 million. Additional inflows were seen in Bitwiseโs ETHW at $1.91 million and Blackrockโs ETHB at $1.25 million. No outflows were recorded. Trading volume reached $1.08 billion, with net assets rising to $14.26 billion.
XRP ETFs continued their steady run, posting a $13.74 million inflow. Bitwiseโs XRP accounted for the majority with $10.81 million, while Franklinโs XRPZ added $3.23 million. A small outflow of $289,840 from 21Sharesโ TOXR did little to alter the positive tone. Trading volume stood at $21.72 million, with net assets climbing to $1.11 billion.
Solana ETFs extended their streak as well, marking a fourth consecutive day of inflows. The group added $13.04 million, driven primarily by Bitwiseโs BSOL at $10.92 million and supported by Fidelityโs FSOL with $2.11 million. Trading volume reached $41.36 million, with net assets closing at $902.65 million.
The pattern is now unmistakable. Capital is not just returning, it is broadening. Bitcoin remains the anchor, Ether is gaining consistency, and smaller assets are participating with increasing confidence. The market is no longer searching for direction. It is moving with intent, as the market closed the week with four gains of broad gains across the four major crypto ETFs.
