Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Witness Significant Week-Over-Week Flows

Overview:
The cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant jump in Spot Bitcoin ETFs and Spot Ethereum ETFs, with intense week-over-week inflows indicating growing investor interest in regulated crypto investment products. The inflows highlight investor confidence in cryptocurrencies as a stable, long-term investment opportunity.

Table Of Contents

Bitcoin Spot ETF Leads with $1.76 Billion in Week-Over-Week Flows
Ethereum Spot ETF Sees $139 Million Weekly Inflows
Emergence of New ETFs: XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin
What's Behind the Inflows into ETFs?
Conclusion: ETFs that Power Crypto Adoption

Bitcoin Spot ETF Leads with $1.76 Billion in Week-Over-Week Flows

The Bitcoin Spot ETF market outperformed Ethereum, recording an impressive $1.76 billion in weekly net inflows between January 21 and January 24 (Eastern Time).

BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) stood out, leading the charge with a weekly inflow of $1.32 billion.
On January 24, daily inflows for Bitcoin ETFs hit $517.67 million, bringing the cumulative total net inflows to an extraordinary $39.94 billion.
Bitcoin was trading at $100,558.33, down 4.37% intraday, with a market capitalization of $1.99 trillion and 24-hour trading volume of $36.61 billion.
Fidelity Bitcoin ETF recorded the biggest daily inflow at $186.07 million, while the WisdomTree ETF saw the lowest inflow at $2.76 million.
The Bitcoin ETF segment remains the leader, with $3.65 billion in daily traded value and $123.06 billion in total net assets, accounting for 5.92% of Bitcoin’s market cap.

Ethereum Spot ETF Sees $139 Million Weekly Inflows

The Ethereum Spot ETF segment also showed strong performance, with $139 million in weekly inflows, signaling growing interest in Ethereum-based ETFs.

For the week, the BlackRock Ethereum ETF (ETHA) led with $135 million in inflows, while the Bitwise Ethereum ETF recorded the highest daily inflow of $6.01 million on January 24.
The lowest daily inflow was recorded by 21Shares ETF at $1.17 million.
Ethereum traded at $3,150.85, down 5.76% intraday, with a market cap of $379.85 billion and 24-hour trading volume of $20.31 billion.
Ethereum ETFs registered an aggregate net inflow of $2.80 billion, demonstrating a rising demand curve.

Emergence of New ETFs: XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin

While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs dominate the landscape, new entrants like the XRP ETF, Solana ETF, and Dogecoin ETF have broadened crypto investment options.

These ETFs open avenues for both institutional and retail investors seeking diversification.

What’s Behind the Inflows into ETFs?

Compliance

ETFs provide a regulated investment route for investors to participate in cryptocurrencies without holding the assets directly.

Institutional Interest

The involvement of major players like BlackRock and Fidelity boosts credibility and drives demand.

Diverse Offerings

The introduction of new ETFs (e.g., XRP, Solana, Dogecoin) reflects innovation aimed at meeting varied client preferences.

Conclusion: ETFs that Power Crypto Adoption

The inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs underscore the growing role of regulated investment products in advancing cryptocurrency adoption.

While Bitcoin remains the leader in volume, Ethereum is catching up, indicating a balanced interest in both ecosystems.
The expansion of the ETF space to include assets like XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin makes the crypto market more accessible and fosters greater adoption.

The future of crypto investment vehicles appears bright as the market continues to innovate and evolve.