- Bitcoin ETFs added 5,037 BTC worth $478M, pushing total holdings to over 1.14M BTC strong.
- Ethereum ETFs gained 31,199 ETH as ETHA led inflows, signaling rising institutional interest.
- Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rose as ETF momentum fueled bullish sentiment across crypto markets.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted strong net inflows on April 25, reflecting sustained institutional interest in digital assets. Major ETFs gained assets rapidly, while Bitcoin and Ethereum prices recorded steady session gains.
Bitcoin ETF Net Inflows Hit New Highs
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of 5,037 BTC, valued at nearly $478 million. Lookonchain reported iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led with a 3,500 BTC inflow, growing holdings to 586,164 BTC. ARKB, BITB, and BRRR also posted steady accumulation figures.
IBIT dominated with a 7-day inflow of 12,977 BTC, while Fidelity’s FBTC added 5,412 BTC weekly. ARKB posted a notable one-day addition of 1,037 BTC, reinforcing demand for Bitcoin exposure. Grayscale’s GBTC faced minor daily outflows but posted a positive 7-day result.
Total Bitcoin ETF holdings reached 1,141,631 BTC, worth around $108.32 billion. Net assets across all Bitcoin spot ETFs climbed to $109.27 billion, representing 5.80% of Bitcoin’s total market cap. Trading volume stood high at $3.31 billion, signaling increased liquidity.
Ethereum ETFs Reflect Rising Institutional Appetite
Ethereum ETFs captured attention with a net inflow of 31,199 ETH, valued at around $55.5 million. BlackRock’s ETHA dominated with 22,704 ETH added, managing over 1.18 million ETH. Grayscale’s ETHE showed daily losses, but assets remained strong at $2.07 billion.
Sosovalue data indicated Bitcoin ETFs retained transparent exposure, while Ethereum spot ETFs emphasized custody and diversification strategies. ETHA posted a 2.24% market price rise, with daily volume exceeding 12.82 million shares. Bitwise’s ETHW added 2,868 ETH, boosting weekly accumulation metrics.
Total Ethereum ETF assets reached $6.14 billion, representing 2.83% of Ethereum’s market cap. Daily trading volume hit $311.70 million, suggesting heightened investor engagement. Institutional accumulation patterns around Ethereum mirrored Bitcoin spot markets.
Strong ETF Momentum Aligns With Crypto Market Gains
Bitcoin’s spot price ended April 25 at $94,310, marking a 0.68% daily gain as ETF inflows supported upward pressure. Ethereum posted a stronger 1.84% daily gain, closing at $1,808.19. Broader sentiment across digital assets maintained bullish momentum into the weekend.
Historical ETF data showed sharp rises in Bitcoin’s total net assets after surges earlier in April. Significant green bars on Lookonchain’s chart confirmed aggressive buying phases during October, November, and April. This reinforced the link between ETF inflows and price trends.
Beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, altcoin indexes like ssiMAG7 and ssiMeme posted moderate daily gains. Stablecoin supplies expanded, signaling increased capital readiness across crypto markets. Total cryptocurrency market capitalization hovered near $3.08 trillion, sustaining positive conditions for digital asset investors.
