Bitcoin ETFs Extend Inflows With $118 Million As Ether Adds $31 Million

U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC.X) ETFs recorded $117.63 million in net inflows on the session, marking a second consecutive day of positive flow and extending what is shaping up as a measured weekly recovery.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led all funds with $98.42 million – approximately 84% of the day’s total – while Fidelity’s FBTC contributed an additional $16.24 million, together accounting for the bulk of institutional demand.

Source: IBIT ETF Net flow / SosoValue

Ether ETFs matched the constructive tone, drawing $31.17 million in net inflows with no fund recording outflows across either asset class.

The synchronized positive flow across both Bitcoin and Ether products signals a selective return of institutional capital to the two largest crypto ETF segments, even as XRP and Solana fund products sat idle – a pattern that reinforces how concentrated current demand remains at the top of the market-cap hierarchy.

Crypto-exposed equities, including Coinbase Global (COIN), have tracked this institutional sentiment closely in recent sessions.

Bitcoin ETFs Flows: IBIT Commands $98 Million as AUM Climbs to $87.46 Billion

Beyond IBIT and FBTC, Bitwise’s BITB added $1.84 million and Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB contributed $1.13 million, rounding out a session where zero Bitcoin ETF products posted outflows – a detail that matters as much as the headline figure.

Trading volume across Bitcoin ETFs reached $3.11 billion for the session, and total net assets rose to $87.46 billion, representing approximately 6.4% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.

Source: Bitcoin ETFs Total Flow, SosoValue

The $117.63 million daily inflow builds on the prior session’s positive reading; combined, the two-day total stands at approximately $187 million, offering early evidence that the Q1 outflow trend may be reversing.

Bitcoin ETFs’ cumulative net inflows since the January 2024 launch now stand at $56.122 billion, with IBIT alone having absorbed $63.204 billion in historical gross inflows – a figure that underscores its structural dominance over rival products. At the current two-day pace, sustained inflows through the week would push April’s monthly total toward levels last seen in October 2025, when Bitcoin was trading near its $126,000 peak before a 24% Q1 drawdown.