From September 21 to 25, 2026, the total inflow into cryptocurrency ETFs amounted to $3.4 billion. U.S. spot Bitcoin funds accounted for $2.39 billion, marking the largest weekly result since October 2025 and the highest figure for 2026. Funds flowed into the sector throughout all five trading sessions: $998.95 million on September 21, $714.75 million on September 22, $346.98 million on September 23, $190.65 million on September 24, and $134.47 million on September 25. The largest volume for the week was received by IBIT from BlackRock – $1.16 billion. This was followed by FBTC from Fidelity with $701.68 million and ARKB from ARK Invest and 21Shares with $294.73 million. Inflows were also recorded by funds from Morgan Stanley, Bitwise, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, and VanEck, while BTCW from WisdomTree saw an outflow of $4.02 million.
An additional $689.88 million was attracted by spot Ethereum ETFs during the reporting period. As with Bitcoin, positive flows were maintained every trading day: from $269.98 million on September 21 to $86.95 million on September 25. The largest volume of funds was received by ETHA from BlackRock – $326.17 million. FETH from Fidelity attracted $174.02 million, and the ETH fund from Grayscale – $100.27 million. Other products also ended the period mostly with inflows, including ETHB, ETHE, TETH, ETHW, EZET, ETHV, MSSE, and QETH. In total, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs received more than $3 billion over five sessions. These figures reflect the movement of funds within exchange-traded products and do not in themselves allow for determining the reasons for changes in their demand or the impact of flows on the future price dynamics of the underlying assets.
Among ETFs for other cryptocurrencies, the largest weekly inflow was recorded for products related to Solana: $188.22 million. XRP ETFs received $75.59 million, ZEC ETFs – $35.17 million, and HYPE ETFs – $9.25 million. Positive flows were also recorded by funds for LINK, DOGE, LTC, HBAR, and AVAX. Products related to BNB, TRX, and DOT ended the period without changes in the volume of attracted funds. In the Hong Kong market, no capital movements in spot cryptocurrency ETFs were recorded for the same week. Thus, the main part of the weekly result was attributed to American products with Bitcoin and Ethereum, while among funds for other assets, the distribution of flows was significantly more uneven.
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