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Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs Attract $1.4B in Weekly Inflows

Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs Attract $1.4B in Weekly Inflows

CoinomediaCoinomedia2025/09/23 04:39
By:Ava NakamuraAva Nakamura

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw over $1.4B in inflows last week, signaling growing investor interest.Bitcoin ETFs Lead the ChargeEthereum ETFs Catching Up

  • Bitcoin ETFs saw $886.6M in net inflows last week
  • Ethereum ETFs recorded $556.9M in inflows
  • Institutional interest in crypto ETFs continues to grow

The crypto market is witnessing renewed enthusiasm from institutional investors, as both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reported massive net inflows last week. According to the latest data, spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $886.6 million, while Ethereum ETFs followed closely with $556.9 million in net investments.

These inflows mark one of the strongest weeks for crypto ETFs in recent months and suggest that investors are once again turning their focus toward digital assets, particularly the top two cryptocurrencies by market cap.

Bitcoin ETFs Lead the Charge

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have consistently been a key indicator of institutional sentiment in the market. With nearly $900 million in inflows last week alone, these funds are gaining momentum as a favored vehicle for regulated crypto exposure.

Investors appear to be positioning themselves ahead of potential market catalysts, such as central bank policy decisions or upcoming regulatory announcements. The steady inflows suggest that confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value proposition remains strong.

🚨 UPDATE: Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $886.6M in net inflows last week, while Ethereum ETFs added $556.9M. pic.twitter.com/IL3l4dSNe0

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) September 22, 2025

Ethereum ETFs Catching Up

While Bitcoin continues to dominate ETF flows, Ethereum is gaining traction. With $556.9 million in inflows, Ethereum ETFs are closing the gap and reflecting growing interest in the broader potential of Ethereum’s ecosystem — from DeFi to smart contracts.

This surge in demand for Ethereum exposure could also be linked to the anticipation of future spot Ethereum ETF approvals in global markets and its growing utility in the crypto space.

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  • Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs Attract $1.4B in Weekly Inflows
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