Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. recorded their most significant daily inflow since January 2025, collectively attracting around $381.4 million. According to the financial analytics platform SoSoValue, this marked the most profitable day for these investment vehicles since January 30, when a net inflow of $588.1 million was documented.
On Monday, the ARKB ETF, managed jointly by Ark Invest and 21Shares, led the surge, attracting an impressive $116.1 million. Fidelity’s FBTC fund followed closely with an inflow of $87.6 million, while BITB from Bitwise saw $45.1 million in new capital. BlackRock’s IBIT, currently the largest Bitcoin ETF by net asset size, received $41.6 million.
The total trading volume across 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs soared dramatically to $3.75 billion on Monday, compared to just $1.55 billion recorded on Thursday. This surge in investment comes amid a stable Bitcoin market, even during the traditionally quieter Easter holiday period. At the time of writing, Bitcoin traded around $88,400, marking an almost 3% increase over the past week and a 0.9% rise within the last 24 hours.
Conversely, Ethereum, the leading altcoin, has continued its recent downward trend. ETH dropped by 0.89% over the past week and saw a further decline of 1.29% in the last 24 hours. This downturn has directly impacted Ethereum-based spot ETFs, which experienced significant outflows. Investors withdrew more than $25.4 million from ETH ETFs on Monday alone.
The substantial inflow into Bitcoin ETFs reflects growing investor confidence in the flagship cryptocurrency, even as Ethereum struggles to maintain momentum. Market analysts suggest these inflows indicate increasing institutional interest and could foreshadow further market stabilization.
