What to Know
- Bitcoin ETFs raked in over $2.25 billion in inflows so far this week.
- Ethereum ETFs also followed suit with positive inflows for the fourth consective day.
- The cumulative flows for both BTC and ETH ETFs exceeded $3.3 billion in the current week.
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) added four straight days of inflows this week. During the period between September 29 and October 2, the inflow of Bitcoin ETFs surpassed $2.25 billion, and Ethereum ETFs saw an inflow of close to $1.06 billion, one of the best weeks in recent memory as institutional crypto products are concerned.
Bitcoin ETFs Attract More Than $ 2.25 Billion Amid BTC Price Rally
BTC ETFs registered inflows each day since September 29, when it received an influx of $518 million. It was augmented with $429.9 million in the next session on September 30, and by far the largest intake of the period was on October 1 with a total of $675.8 million. The cumulative 4-day inflows were $2.25 billion, as inflows were weighed at $627.2 million on October 2.
The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) of BlackRock took the spotlight by topping inflows. On October 2 alone, the IBIT took in up to $466.5 million, the largest amount it had received in several weeks since mid-August 2025. Earlier, on October 1, IBIT snapped up $405.5 million in inflows, according to data from Farside Investors.
Meanwhile, on Thursday, Fidelity’s FBTC Bitcoin ETF registered $89.6 million in the same session and Bitwise’s BITB ETF picked up $11.2 million. These issuers made up the majority of allocations in the course of the four-day winning streak.
The transition to inflows was completely in contrast to last week. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a combined drawdown of $418.3 million on September 26, with Fidelity FBTC experiencing a drawdown of $300.4 million. The recent streak has offset such outflows more than that.
The latest inflows were accompanied by a major surge in the BTC price. The Bitcoin price soared past the critical $120,000 mark on October 3, for the first time in months. The gains put Bitcoin very close to its all-time high of $124,457 recorded in August.
Ethereum ETFs Collect Over $1 Billion
There were also four consecutive days of positive flows of Ethereum ETFs, starting with $546.9 million on September 29. The trend was followed by $127.5 million on September 30, $80.9 million on October 1, and $307.1 million on October 2. Combined, these days provided a total of $1.06 billion into Ethereum-linked products.
The inflows were led in the four days by Fidelity, BlackRock, and Bitwise. Fidelity FETH was able to draw in $202.2 million, BlackRock’s ETHA ETF raked in $154.2 million and Bitwise ETF saw inflows of $36.5 million on September 29. Several other providers, such as VanEck and Franklin Templeton, had registered smaller allocations.
The recovery in the ETF flows of Ethereum came after a difficult previous week. The products registered back-to-back net redemptions in the amount of more than $t499 million between September 25 and 26. The recovery since September 29 has seen a resurgence, with the $546.9 million mark indicating the largest daily inflow in a few weeks of Ethereum ETFs.
Bitcoin, Ether ETFs See Major Revival
The four-day inflow streak underscored once again renewed institutional involvement following a large amount of volatility in September. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs raised over $3.3 billion from September 29 to October 2. It was the first performance in which both sets of funds recorded successive performances of growth since mid-September.
In the case of Bitcoin, the inflows have been rising with the trading activity and quick price rise, whereas ETFs tracking Ethereum have recovered following a significant outflow the week before. The two tracked a revival in digital asset investment vehicle appetite as they entered the last quarter of 2025.
Whilst the optimism in the crypto ETF industry is growing, with crucial SEC deadlines approaching. Analysts suggested that the approval odds for Solana, XRP, and Litecoin ETFs now stand at 100%. However, with the agency missing the October 2 deadline for Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF, things could get complicated.
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