Bitcoin Ethereum ETFs See $634.4 Million Inflows in Week

In the week ending July 7, 2025, ETF inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum surged significantly. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $384.1 million in net inflows, while Ethereum ETFs saw $250.3 million in inflows during the same period. This influx of capital underscores the growing institutional interest in cryptocurrencies, with major players like BlackRock and Fidelity leading the charge.

BlackRock, through its iShares division, added 3,432 BTC to its holdings, bringing its total to 700,307 BTC. Fidelity's Wise Origin Fund also made substantial gains, adding 2,772 BTC to its position, which now stands at 204,119 BTC. Other notable additions include ARK 21Shares, which saw a weekly gain of 11,449 BTC, despite a one-day outflow of 93 BTC. Bitwise, Vaneck, and Valkyrie also reported modest inflows, ranging from 13 to 517 BTC.

However, not all funds experienced positive inflows. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust reported a net loss of 872 BTC, making it the only major ETF to close the week in the red. The total BTC holdings across the ten funds reached 1,253,166 BTC, highlighting the overall bullish sentiment towards Bitcoin.

Ethereum ETFs outpaced Bitcoin in terms of inflows, with iShares' Ethereum ETF recording the largest single-week inflow of 58,196 ETH. Fidelity’s Ethereum fund added 28,368 ETH, while Bitwise secured 3,225 ETH. Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust followed with 14,599 ETH added, expanding its holdings to 533,269 ETH. In contrast, Grayscale’s main ETH trust reported a 2,380 ETH outflow on the day but ended the week net positive with 1,528 ETH added. Invesco’s Ethereum ETF was the only fund to post a full-week net loss, shedding 132 ETH.

The strong inflows into Ethereum ETFs reflect a growing institutional appetite for the asset. Ethereum ETF flows reached $59.76 million over 24 hours, outpacing recent averages. Notably, BlackRock now holds over $4.72 billion in ETH, cementing its dominance across both Bitcoin and Ethereum asset classes. The combined net weekly inflows across all crypto ETFs reached $634.4 million as of July 7, reinforcing the growing institutional alignment with both Bitcoin and Ethereum.