Crypto ETFs Bounce Back with $1 Billion Inflows

Bitcoin and Ether ETFs roared back on Monday, September 29, with combined inflows surpassing $1 billion, signaling renewed institutional demand for crypto exposure.

After a bruising week of redemptions, Bitcoin ETFs staged a strong comeback, attracting $521.95 million in inflows. Fidelity’s FBTC led the surge with a commanding $298.70 million, accounting for more than half of the day’s gains.

Other notable contributions came from:

• Ark 21Shares’ ARKB – $62.18 million
• Bitwise’s BITB – $47.16 million
• Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust – $47.09 million
• Invesco’s BTCO – $35.34 million
• Vaneck’s HODL – $30.66 million
• Grayscale’s GBTC – $26.91 million
• Franklin’s EZBC – $16.51 million
• Valkyrie’s BRRR – $4.03 million

The only setback came from BlackRock’s IBIT, which recorded $46.64 million in outflows. Still, overall trading activity spiked to $4.61 billion, and bitcoin ETF net assets climbed to $150.41 billion.

Ether ETFs Surge With $547 Million

While Bitcoin showed strength, Ether ETFs had an even more impressive day, pulling in $546.96 million in inflows. Unlike bitcoin products, every single Ether ETF closed the day in positive territory.

Key performers included:

• Fidelity’s FETH – $202.18 million
• BlackRock’s ETHA – $154.20 million
• Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust – $99.83 million
• Bitwise’s ETHW – $36.52 million
• Grayscale’s ETHE – $22.77 million
• Vaneck’s ETHV – $15.29 million

Smaller yet notable inflows came from Invesco’s QETH ($6.69 million), Franklin’s EZET ($6.34 million), and 21Shares’ TETH ($3.13 million). Trading activity for ether ETFs reached $1.89 billion, pushing net assets to $27.54 billion.

A Dramatic Reversal for Crypto ETFs

The synchronized surge in Bitcoin and Ether ETFs marked one of the strongest inflow days in recent weeks. Just days earlier, the sector faced heavy selling pressure, leaving many to question short-term institutional appetite.

This rebound suggests that institutions are once again leaning back into crypto exposure, with both bitcoin and ether viewed as key vehicles for digital asset investment strategies.

Industry analysts point to the resilience of institutional demand despite recent volatility, reinforcing the narrative that regulated crypto ETFs are becoming a cornerstone for mainstream investment portfolios.