Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted their strongest weekly inflows in months, with nearly $1 billion entering these products over the past week — the best performance since mid-January. April 17 was the busiest day, delivering over $663 million in net inflows. BlackRock’s IBIT took the largest share, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC. The week featured only one day of outflows, with steady inflows the rest of the time, signaling renewed investor activity after a quieter period.
Ethereum ETFs also maintained positive momentum, registering more than $275 million in inflows for the week — the highest weekly total for these funds since January. Fidelity’s FETH led Ethereum inflows, followed by BlackRock’s ETHA, with other products contributing smaller amounts to the overall uptick.
XRP-linked ETFs saw notable gains as well, drawing over $55 million and marking a three-month high in inflows. Other asset-specific funds, including those tracking Solana, recorded moderate inflows, indicating broader participation across multiple crypto ETFs.
The surge in ETF demand coincided with improved sentiment tied to reports of easing global tensions earlier in the week. However, market conditions remain uncertain: fresh statements from U.S. and Iranian officials introduced mixed signals that have added volatility to financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and other digital assets continued to react to these external developments, and investors are closely watching geopolitical updates and market data as ETF flows remain active.