US Bitcoin and Ether ETFs pull in $2.85B over four sessions
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded about $2.85 billion of combined net inflows from Monday through Thursday, led by Bitcoin funds.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded about $2.85 billion of combined net inflows from Monday through Thursday, led by Bitcoin funds.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs have swung from a $5.8 billion 2026 deficit in July to about $800 million of net inflows after six positive sessions.
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U.S. spot ether funds recorded a third straight day of withdrawals even as major crypto assets rose alongside stocks and bonds.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first back-to-back weekly inflows in five months, bringing in about $568 million this week. Ether ETFs also saw a second week of positive flows. The rebound hints that institutional demand for crypto ETFs may be returning after months of withdrawals.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $105 million in outflows as trading volumes cooled. Q4 filings revealed both aggressive buying and sharp reductions in IBIT holdings, including a surprise $436 million purchase by a little-known Hong Kong entity. Institutional positioning appears to be rotating rather than exiting the market altogether.
Ark Invest used the recent Bitcoin dip to increase its exposure to Robinhood, Bullish and Circle, even as US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded fresh outflows. The move underscores continued volatility in institutional crypto flows, with selective equity buying contrasting broader ETF weakness.
Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $145 million in fresh inflows as outflows slowed, signaling that institutional demand may be stabilizing. Analysts say early Bitcoin holders are mostly trimming profits rather than exiting, with new institutional investors increasingly stepping in.
Japan’s financial regulator is exploring rule changes that could allow crypto ETFs as early as 2028, signaling intent rather than approval, as major financial groups prepare for potential launches.
Thailand’s SEC plans to introduce crypto ETF and futures regulations as institutional interest grows, with digital assets set to be recognized as an official asset class alongside portfolio limits and tighter rules for financial influencers, even as regulators step up enforcement, including the temporary suspension of KuCoin Thailand’s operations.
Solana is entering 2026 with rising real-world asset tokenization, growing ETF inflows, and stronger institutional adoption. While SOL’s price remains well below past highs, expanding onchain revenue and regulatory tailwinds could shape its next phase of growth.
Crypto ETPs saw $446 million in outflows over Christmas, extending a cautious trend that began after October’s market correction. While Bitcoin and Ether funds continue to see redemptions, investors are rotating into newer XRP and Solana ETFs, with Germany standing out as a rare source of sustained inflows.
Bitcoin enters November — historically its strongest month with an average 42% gain since 2013 — amid supportive macro conditions like easing U.S.–China trade tensions, potential Fed rate cuts, and the end of quantitative tightening. However, the ongoing U.S. government shutdown continues to delay ETF approvals and broader crypto regulation, tempering optimism.
Ether ETFs surpassed Bitcoin inflows in Q3 2025, drawing $9.6B compared to Bitcoin’s $8.7B. Analysts say this signals growing institutional demand and believe upcoming altcoin ETFs could trigger the next wave of regulated crypto investments, though BlackRock’s absence may temper overall inflows.
Grayscale’s GSOL ETF debuts on NYSE Arca with $103 million in seed capital, directly competing with Bitwise’s $223 million Solana ETF. Both products offer staking rewards, marking a major step in Solana’s institutional adoption and solidifying its position as a leading blockchain network for next-generation finance.