Crypto ETFs See $438 Million Inflow as Bitcoin and Ethereum Rebound

On June 9, 2025, the crypto ETF market witnessed a significant rebound with Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs experiencing a combined net inflow of $438 million in a single day. This surge in investor confidence not only reversed previous outflows but also indicated a potential turning point for the broader market. The inflow marked a notable shift from the earlier part of the month, where Bitcoin ETFs faced significant outflows while Ethereum ETFs maintained a steady positive trajectory.

Bitcoin ETFs, which had started the month under pressure, saw a dramatic turnaround on June 9 with $386.2 million in net inflows. This was the largest single-day gain for the month, with Fidelity’s FBTC attracting $173.0 million and BlackRock’s IBIT bringing in $120.9 million. These inflows effectively erased the negative tone from earlier in the month, which saw outflows of $267.5 million on June 2, $278.4 million on June 5, and $47.8 million on June 6. The $375.1 million inflow on June 3 had partially offset these losses, but the June 9 entry solidified the market’s rapid recovery. Notably, outflows from Grayscale’s GBTC fund continued, but were effectively counterbalanced by inflows into newer, more competitive ETF products.

Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, displayed remarkable consistency throughout June. On June 9, Ethereum ETFs attracted $52.7 million in net inflows, with BlackRock’s ETHA leading with $35.2 million and Fidelity’s FETH following with $12.9 million. Unlike Bitcoin ETFs, Ethereum products have not posted a single day of net outflows this month. Highlights include a $109.5 million inflow on June 3, the highest single-day inflow for Ethereum ETFs in June, and positive net flows on all trading days in June. This consistent pattern suggests that Ethereum is increasingly being viewed as a long-term accumulation asset, with BlackRock’s ETHA emerging as a favored choice.

The stark recovery in ETF flows paints an encouraging picture for crypto investors. Ethereum’s steady gains serve as a stabilizing force, while Bitcoin’s sharp rebound signals that institutional interest remains strong. If this momentum continues, June could mark a critical month for digital asset ETFs. The data reveals growing investor confidence in Ethereum’s potential, with BlackRock’s ETHA emerging as a favored choice. The synchronized inflow on June 9 signals a renewed appetite for crypto assets despite macroeconomic uncertainties.