Crypto ETFs See Big Rebound as Ethereum Leads and Bitcoin Regains Momentum

The crypto ETF market saw a strong bounce on both Ethereum and Bitcoin fronts, with Ether ETFs crossing $20 billion in assets under management (AUM) for the first time ever, and Bitcoin ETFs breaking their three-day outflow streak with a healthy inflow of $226.61 million.

Bitcoin ETFs Back in the Green With $227M Inflows

After three days of losses, Bitcoin ETFs saw a broad-based recovery, bringing in over $226 million in net inflows. The momentum was well-distributed across major funds:

• 🏆 Fidelity’s FBTC: $106.58 million
• 🟠 VanEck’s HODL: $46.36 million
• ⚫ BlackRock’s IBIT: $32.49 million
• 🟢 Bitwise’s BITB: $29.83 million
• ⚪ Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust: $7.91 million
• 🟣 Franklin’s EZBC: $3.45 million

No ETF saw outflows, suggesting a positive sentiment shift. Trading volume for Bitcoin ETFs hit $3.06 billion, with total assets rising to $154.45 billion.

Ether ETFs Break Records: $231M Inflows and $20B AUM

Ethereum ETFs continued their historic rally with 15 consecutive green sessions, adding another $231.23 million in a single day and surpassing $20 billion in AUM for the first time.

Leading the surge:

• 🟪 Fidelity’s FETH: $210.06 million
• 🟦 Grayscale Ether Mini Trust: $25.43 million
• 🟥 Bitwise’s ETHW: $11.53 million
• 🟨 Franklin’s EZET: $2.84 million

Even with a minor $18.54 million outflow from Grayscale’s ETHE, the net ETH ETF flows remained strongly positive.

Trading volume in Ethereum ETFs totaled $2.13 billion, and the collective AUM now represents 4.59% of Ethereum’s total market cap.

Are We Entering a New Capital Rotation Cycle?

The surge in ETH-focused investment, combined with the revival of BTC ETF inflows, may signal a broader capital rotation phase in the crypto ETF sector.

Ethereum’s rising share of ETF market activity suggests growing confidence in its long-term value, while Bitcoin’s continued institutional interest provides a foundation for further gains.