Bitcoin and Ethereum Spot ETF Sectors Raise Over $1B in Four Days
- From January 13 to 16, $1.08 billion was received in spot funds based on the first cryptocurrency and Ethereum.
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen capital inflows for the third week in a row, while Ethereum ETFs have seen their first inflows this year.
- The Ethereum-based investment products segment saw $188.1 million in capital inflows over four trading days.
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw more than $1 billion in capital inflows between January 13 and January 16, 2025, according to SoSoValue . This growth comes on the back of nearly $793 million in inflows into the investment product segments of both cryptocurrencies on January 16.
The US spot bitcoin funds sector received $887.15 million in funds, marking the third week of positive dynamics.
On January 15, the amount of inflows into spot ETFs based on the first cryptocurrency was the largest over the analysis period - $755.01 million.
According to the platform, nine Bitcoin funds saw capital inflows from January 13 to 16, namely:
- IBIT — $369.72 million;
- FBTC — $353.82 million;
- ARKB — $204.78 million;
- HODL — $28.12 million;
- BTS from Grayscale — $13.69 million;
- BTCW — $10.24 million;
- VITV - $7.85 million;
- BTCO — $4.47 million;
- EZBC — $2.9 million
In turn, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust had an outflow of $108.44 million, and two ETFs – DEFI and BRRR – saw no movement.
The Ethereum ETF sector saw $188.1 million in capital inflows, marking the first positive week since the start of the year.
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In the Ethereum spot ETF segment, the distribution of funds received was as follows:
- ETHA from iShares - $143.93 million;
- FETH from Fidelity - $99.36 million;
- ETHV from VanEck — $2.53 million;
- ETHW from Bitwise — $1.15 million.
Grayscale's ETHE and ETH lost $33.22 million and $25.66 million, respectively. No movement of funds was recorded in the remaining funds.
Let us recall that on January 17, almost $1 billion was received into Bitcoin-based spot funds .