Crypto ETF inflows rise as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP attract fresh capital

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have recorded their strongest weekly inflows in several months.

Data shows that nearly $1 billion entered these funds over the past week, marking the best performance since mid-January.

April 17 stood out as the most active day, with over $663 million in net inflows. Among the leading products, BlackRock’s IBIT attracted the largest share, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC.

The weekly trend included only one day of outflows, while the rest of the sessions recorded steady inflows. This pattern reflects renewed investor activity after a period of lower demand.

Ethereum ETFs maintain positive momentum

Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds also posted consistent inflows during the same period. The funds extended a multi-day streak of positive performance, supported by ongoing market recovery.

Over the past week, Ethereum ETFs recorded more than $275 million in inflows. This represents the highest weekly total since January for these products.

Fidelity’s FETH led the inflows among Ethereum funds, followed by BlackRock’s ETHA. Other products also contributed smaller amounts, maintaining overall positive movement.

XRP and other assets see increased interest

XRP-linked exchange-traded funds also recorded notable gains. The products attracted over $55 million during the week, marking a three-month high in inflows.

Other digital asset funds, including those tracking Solana, reported moderate inflows as well. These movements suggest broader participation across multiple crypto-based investment products.

The rise in ETF activity across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP points to a short-term increase in investor engagement within the sector.

Market conditions and ongoing uncertainty

The increase in ETF inflows followed improved sentiment linked to developments in global events. Reports of easing tensions earlier in the week supported market confidence.

However, conditions remain uncertain as new statements from U.S. and Iranian officials have created mixed signals. The situation has added volatility to financial markets, including cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin and other digital assets continue to respond to external developments. Investors are monitoring both geopolitical updates and market data as ETF flows remain active.