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Bitcoin and Ether ETFs attract more than $220 million

Institutional capital continues to flow into cryptocurrencies despite volatility that keeps retail investors on the defensive. On Thursday, the bitcoin- and ether-backed ETFs recorded more than $220 million in net flows, confirming that traditional finance’s appetite for these assets remains intact. Once again, BlackRock concentrates most of the subscriptions and reinforces its role as the main driver of this dynamic in the crypto ETF market.

More than $220 million jointly injected into Bitcoin and Ether ETFs during Thursday’s session.

A fourth consecutive day of net inflows (+$128.69 million), totaling $755 million across four sessions.

The IBIT fund crushes the competition in Bitcoin with +$128.33 million, while ETHA widely leads Ether (+$81.14 million).

Despite the drop in prices, the number of shares outstanding remains stable, reflecting a long-term accumulation strategy rather than a logic of immediate speculation.

Bitcoin ETF: a fourth consecutive day of gains driven by BlackRock

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $128.69 million spread across six different vehicles, bringing the current positive streak to four consecutive sessions with a cumulative $755 million. Once again, the distribution of capital across the different funds shows a large disparity:

BlackRock (IBIT): overwhelming dominance, with +$128.33 million captured on its own;

Morgan Stanley (MSBT): an additional inflow of +$14.94 million;

Fidelity (FBTC): a positive flow of +$11.20 million;

Grayscale: an contribution of +$7.48 million in GBTC and +$6.83 million in the Bitcoin Mini Trust;

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