ETF Update

🟠 $BTC ETF $532.30M Inflow

This is part of a massive ongoing streak. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have now logged nine consecutive trading days of net inflows, pulling in roughly $2.7 billion across the streak. Today’s numbers add to that momentum.

The mechanics behind this matter more than most people realize. Every dollar of net inflow translates directly into BTC removed from circulating spot supply when you see hundreds of millions in net inflows, what physically happened is that authorized participants sourced actual Bitcoin and handed it to issuers, where it now sits locked away from freely tradable spot supply. 

The streak is dominated by BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. On the monthly picture, April 2026 saw spot Bitcoin ETFs draw nearly $2 billion in net inflows the best monthly performance since October 2025. 

However, the recovery has yet to match last fall’s peak cumulative net inflows since the January 2024 launch sit at $58.72B, still below the $61.19B record hit in October 2025. 

🔵 $ETH ETF $61.30M Inflow

ETH’s ETF story is arguably more interesting right now. After suffering a painful five-month negative streak the worst in their history spot Ethereum ETFs posted $356 million in net inflows in April 2026. 

Spot Ethereum ETFs recently recorded a ten-day streak of net inflows, the longest since their launch. The supply mechanic is the same as BTC every dollar of inflow forces funds to buy physical ETH, reducing liquid supply and acting as a mechanical price floor.

BlackRock’s ETHA fund leads among Ethereum ETFs, ahead of Fidelity’s FETH.