Crypto ETFs Surge as Bitcoin Funds Add $824M This Week

Spot Bitcoin ETFs gained $824M this week. Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs also rose as investor demand stayed strong.

Crypto exchange-traded funds had another strong week. Spot Bitcoin ETFs gained net inflows of $824 million. This was the fourth consecutive week of increase. In addition, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP funds also received new funds.

Bitcoin ETFs Extend Winning Streak With Strong Demand

Between April 20 and April 24, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced net inflows of $823.7 million. This implies that there was an inflow of more money than outflow. As such, investor confidence was high throughout the week.

The highest daily performance was on Wednesday, April 22. Bitcoin ETFs gained $335 million on that day. This was the largest one-day increase of the week.

The iShares Bitcoin Trust, which is also referred to as IBIT, was the market leader of BlackRock. It received a total of $732.6 million in the week. Thus, it provided almost 89 percent of all Bitcoin ETF inflows.

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In the meantime, the Bitcoin Trust of Morgan Stanley, dubbed MSBT, also attracted attention. The fund was launched on April 8, 2026. It contributed 71 million in its initial good full week.

These inflows were in the face of some investors taking profits on-chain. That implies that some of the holders sold Bitcoin when prices increased. Nevertheless, the pressure to sell was still less than the new ETF demand.

The monthly trend also improved sharply. Bitcoin ETFs received inflows of $2.43 billion through April 23. This was almost twice the amount of March at 1.32 billion.

The total net assets of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs surpassed $101 billion. This is approximately 6.57 percent of the total market value of Bitcoin. Thus, ETFs have acquired a substantial market share.

In eight trading days, the institutional buyers also purchased almost 19,000 BTC. This was approximately 9 times the new Bitcoins mined at that time. Thus, the pressure of supply can continue to increase.

Ethereum, Solana, and XRP Funds Join Rally

Another positive week was also registered by Spot Ethereum ETFs. They registered net inflows of $155 million. This was their third consecutive week of gains.

In the meantime, Solana ETFs spot funds gained $9.44 million. Despite the size, the number indicated investor interest. Therefore, demand is spreading beyond Bitcoin alone.

Spot XRP ETFs also rose this week. They brought in net inflows of 15.74 million. This implies that wider crypto exposure is still appealing to investors.

This new impetus can be attributed to a number of factors. First, the news of a ceasefire extension in the Middle East boosted the market mood. Thus, investors seemed to be more risk-takers.

Second, Bitcoin ETFs are being slowly added by wealth management firms. Among key firms were Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. Therefore, more traditional investors may now gain access.

Third, there is low supply of Bitcoin on exchanges. The 2024 halving decreased the increase in new supply. Meanwhile, institutions are still purchasing in large quantities.

When supply falls and demand rises, prices can react strongly. Therefore, many traders are watching ETF flows closely each week.

Nevertheless, markets are dynamic. Cryptocurrency prices tend to fluctuate drastically up and down. However, institutional inflows in ETFs are steady.

With this trend, April could be one of the strongest months ever. Bitcoin ETFs are already close to record levels. Consequently, crypto funds continue to be a significant area of the market.

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