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Bitcoin ETFs See Record $1.08 Billion Inflows, Ethereum ETFs Lag Behind

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Bitcoin spot ETFs witnessed a remarkable inflow of $1.076 billion, highlighting sustained institutional and retail attention towards the leading cryptocurrency.

Best Performers in Bitcoin Spot ETFs

Among the best performers in Bitcoin spot ETFs are:

* BlackRock ETF (IBIT): $376 million * Fidelity ETF (FBTC): $326 million

These significant inflows underscore growing investor confidence in Bitcoin-focused ETFs amid a favorable regulatory environment and increasing mainstream adoption of crypto assets.

Growth of Ethereum Spot ETFs

Although Ethereum spot ETFs raised less capital, they still recorded a notable total net inflow of $23.87 million on the same day.

* Fidelity ETF (FETH): $13.99 million * BlackRock ETF (ETHA): $7.38 million

Ethereum's performance reflects its critical role in decentralized finance (DeFi) and Web3 ecosystems, yet it has lagged behind Bitcoin in attracting investor interest.

Cryptocurrency Market Trend Analysis

Capital flows into Bitcoin ETFs have significantly outpaced Ethereum, indicating a clear preference for Bitcoin as the primary digital asset for institutional portfolios. Analysts attribute this trend to Bitcoin’s position as a “digital gold” store of value and its broader appeal to traditional investors.

Despite its prominent role in DeFi and smart contracts, Ethereum continues to face competition from emerging blockchain platforms and scalability challenges, which may explain the relatively modest ETF inflows.

Strong inflows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reflect growing optimism in the cryptocurrency market as a whole, particularly amid an increasingly favorable regulatory environment in the United States and other jurisdictions.

Recent data on inflows into cryptocurrency ETFs suggests sustained interest in this asset class, despite differences in capital attracted between Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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