US spot Bitcoin ETFs are showing renewed momentum, recording seven consecutive days of inflows—the longest streak since October 2025. While this signals growing institutional interest, the total figures still fall significantly short of the massive inflow wave seen late last year.
Over the latest seven-day stretch, Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $1.2 billion in fresh capital. On Tuesday alone, inflows reached $199.4 million. Despite the positive trend, this remains well below the roughly $6 billion recorded during a nine-day streak in October 2025.
Trading activity, however, has cooled slightly. Daily volumes dropped to $2.6 billion, even as total assets under management climbed to $96.7 bilion. On a broader scale, year-to-date flows remain in negative territory due to earlier outflows, with $1.8 billion exiting funds in recent months compared to $1.7 billion in inflows.
The recent rebound in Bitcoin ETFs aligns with a wider recovery in crypto investment products. Over the past three weeks, digital asset funds have collectively drawn around $2.7 billion, pushing total inflows for the year to approximately $1.2 billion. This suggests that institutional sentiment toward crypto may be stabilizing after a volatile start to the year.
Altcoin ETFs Gain Momentum as XRP Turns Positive
Altcoin ETFs are also experiencing a pickup in activity, with several major assets posting notable inflows. Ethereum led the way, bringing in $138.3 million—its strongest performance since early March. Solana followed with $17.8 million, marking its highest inflow level over the same period.
XRP stood out by breaking an eight-day losing streak. The asset recorded $4.64 million in inflows, its first positive movement since March 4. This comes after a challenging stretch that saw $56.8 million in outflows between March 5 and March 16.
Despite some recent losses, XRP ETFs remain in positive territory for the year. Strong inflows in January and February, totaling $73.7 million, have helped offset March’s outflows of $33.5 million.
Among all crypto ETFs, Solana currently leads in year-to-date inflows, attracting $223 million. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs continue to struggle overall, with $364.5 million in net outflows for the year. This is despite a partial recovery in March, following heavy withdrawals during the first two months.
