Bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) drew a combined ~$220.8 million in net inflows on Thursday, extending a multi-day momentum streak for the sector. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $128.69 million, marking a fourth consecutive day of inflows, while ether funds added $92.15 million. Products linked to XRP and HYPE also finished the session in positive territory.
Bitcoin ETFs Log Fourth Day of Net Inflows
Investor demand for bitcoin exposure via ETFs continued to build, with $128.69 million in net subscriptions recorded on Thursday. The four-day streak underscores steady interest from investors using regulated fund vehicles to access the largest cryptocurrency.
Ether Funds See Strong Additions
Ether-focused funds posted $92.15 million in net inflows, reflecting sustained appetite for diversified crypto exposure beyond bitcoin. The day’s totals brought combined bitcoin and ether ETF inflows to roughly $220.8 million.
Broader Crypto Products End Positive
Outside of bitcoin and ether, products tied to XRP and HYPE also ended the day in positive territory, indicating broader interest across crypto-focused investment vehicles.
Why It Matters
Net inflows into crypto ETFs can signal growing institutional and retail participation through regulated markets. Persistent subscriptions increase assets under management and may enhance secondary-market liquidity in the funds. While flows are not a proxy for price performance, they offer a timely gauge of market sentiment toward digital assets.