Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $132 million in net inflows in the latest reported session, while spot Ether ETFs added $36.73 million, extending positive demand across both listed U.S. crypto fund categories, SoSoValue data shows.
Bitcoin ETF Inflows Lead the Session
The $132 million net inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs was the larger of the two figures, according to SoSoValue spot Bitcoin ETF flow data. The print marks fresh capital moving into the U.S. listed Bitcoin fund products. For related coverage, see Bitcoin ETF Net Inflow Hits 1,321 BTC Worth $83.22M.
The reading continues a pattern of positive daily flows for the category. Bitcoin ETFs previously posted a $90.44 million inflow session alongside Ether products, and separately recorded $368 million in inflows over three days.
Ether ETFs Also Extend Positive Demand
Spot Ether ETFs added $36.73 million in the same reporting window, according to SoSoValue spot Ether ETF flow data. The total was smaller than the Bitcoin figure but still firmly positive.
The result shows demand was not limited to Bitcoin products. Ether funds have similarly attracted fresh capital in recent sessions, including a reported $18.43 million inflow day.
What the Dual Inflow Print Signals for Crypto ETF Sentiment
Both ETF segments posted net inflows in the latest reported session, based on the SoSoValue flow data. That combined reading points to continued investor appetite for listed crypto fund exposure rather than an exit from the products.
The two figures reflect ETF flows only and do not, on their own, forecast broader market direction. Interest in Bitcoin-linked vehicles has also surfaced elsewhere, including T. Rowe Price’s actively managed multi-token spot crypto ETP.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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