TLDR
- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $2.39 billion in the past week.
- The ETFs have now posted six consecutive weeks of positive inflows totaling $10.5 billion.
- Since launch, the total net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have reached $54.75 billion.
- Bitcoin ETFs currently hold $152.4 billion worth of Bitcoin which is about 6.5 percent of the total market cap.
- BlackRock’s IBIT led all funds with $2.57 billion in weekly inflows.
The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs maintained a powerful upward trend, recording six consecutive weeks of net inflows surpassing $10 billion. These funds have steadily gained traction, adding $2.39 billion in net inflows just in the past week. This marks their most consistent performance yet, reinforcing the growing institutional demand for Bitcoin-based investment products.
Over the last six weeks, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated $10.5 billion, reflecting sustained market confidence. Since inception, these ETFs have seen net inflows totaling $54.75 billion, boosting their collective Bitcoin holdings significantly. They now control approximately $152.4 billion in Bitcoin, representing 6.5% of the cryptocurrency’s total market cap.
Daily flows last week remained strong, with Monday reporting $297.4 million and Tuesday adding $403 million to the total. Midweek activity surged with $799.4 million on Wednesday and $522.6 million on Thursday. The momentum continued through Friday, ending with an additional $363.45 million in net inflows.
Bitcoin ETFs Continue to Dominate Institutional Crypto Exposure
Bitcoin ETFs once again led institutional crypto exposure last week, with BlackRock’s IBIT taking the top spot in net inflows. IBIT alone brought in $2.57 billion, significantly outpacing other funds in both volume and investor preference. VanEck’s HODL and Grayscale’s BTC followed with $31 million and $41.9 million in inflows, respectively.
Other issuers, such as Bitwise, Invesco, Franklin Templeton, and WisdomTree, contributed $35 million in combined inflows. However, some funds experienced notable outflows, led by Grayscale’s GBTC, ARK 21Shares’s ARKB, and Fidelity’s FBTC. These three saw a collective $290.8 million exit over the week, offsetting broader gains only slightly.
Spot btc & eth ETFs have now taken in nearly $25bil this year…
*$25bil*
Almost all of that has been since April 2nd “Liberation Day”.
— Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) July 20, 2025
Despite select outflows, the strength of overall inflows underscores the resilience of Bitcoin ETFs in attracting capital. Market participants continued channeling funds into these vehicles even as BTC price movements turned sideways. Institutional interest remains concentrated around products offering secure and regulated exposure to Bitcoin.
Ethereum ETFs Lead in Growth as Altcoin Momentum Builds
Ethereum ETFs posted their strongest weekly performance since launch, gaining $2.18 billion in net inflows across nine funds. This marked a 140% increase from the previous week and signaled accelerating momentum for Ethereum-based investment vehicles. The streak now stands at ten straight weeks, with total net additions exceeding $5 billion.
Ethereum surged 25% last week, lifting its price above $3,800, a level not seen since December. This contrasts with Bitcoin’s 2.2% decline, as some traders appeared to lock in gains near record highs. As a result, capital increasingly rotated into altcoins, with Ethereum leading the charge in both price and fund inflows.
The divergent price action between Ethereum and Bitcoin reflects a shift in market dynamics over the short term. While Bitcoin ETFs dominated headlines, Ethereum ETFs quietly strengthened their market presence.
