Bitcoin ETFs Secure $1.81B Weekly Inflows, Ethereum Gains $106M
- Bitcoin ETFs receive $1.81 billion in a week, led by BlackRock.
- Ethereum ETFs added $106 million in new inflows during the same period.
- Market reactions suggest strong institutional and retail investor interest.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF led a $1.81 billion inflow wave last week, while Ethereum ETFs saw $106 million in new capital.
This surge in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs highlights growing institutional confidence and potential impacts on cryptocurrency valuations.
BlackRock Leads with $2.48B Bitcoin ETF Influx
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) captured over $2.48 billion, signaling a renewed capital influx. Ethereum ETFs also saw substantial inflows amounting to $106 million, indicating investor confidence.
Institutional interest grows, with BlackRock taking the lead. Other major players, like Grayscale and VanEck, also recorded inflows, though to a lesser extent.
Bitcoin Price Jumps Amid ETF Investments
These developments have boosted Bitcoin prices from $84,000 to $97,000, suggesting strong market demand. Ethereum’s ETF movement reflects shifting sentiments towards positive growth.
The financial impact hints at rising interest in diversified crypto exposure. Investors appear confident amidst an evolving regulatory environment. As stated by an unknown analyst at ETF Performance Tracker,
“This continued capital movement into crypto ETFs reflects both improving regulatory clarity and rising demand for diversified crypto exposure through traditional investment vehicles.”
2025 Records Third-Largest Weekly Crypto ETF Inflows
Past Bitcoin ETF launches in early 2024 led to similar surges. The current totals represent the third-largest weekly inflow in 2025, underscoring repeated patterns in Ethereum and Bitcoin markets.
Institutional involvement and favorable regulations may lead to increased crypto ETF growth. Based on past trends, further market gains could be anticipated.
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