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Bitcoin ETFs See $238M Inflows, Marking Fifth Straight Day
Bitcoin extended its inflow streak to five consecutive days, adding $238 million. Ethereum followed with steady gains despite mixed trading activity, while XRP and Solana also contributed to the broader positive trend.
Key takeaways:
- Bitcoin ETFs recorded $238.37 million in inflows, with IBIT from BlackRock leading at $256 million.
- Ethereum ETFs attracted $67.77 million, marking eight consecutive days of inflows despite outflows from Grayscale’s ETHE.
- XRP gained $3 million, and Solana added $3.28 million, signaling broader ETF growth.
Crypto ETFs opened the week strong. On Monday, April 20, they extended a coordinated rally that now looks more like a sustained trend than a short-term rebound. Bitcoin remains the clear leader.
Bitcoin ETFs posted $238.37 million in net inflows, with IBIT dominating at $256.05 million. Additional contributions came from MSBT by Morgan Stanley ($8.10 million) and BRRR by Valkyrie ($5.81 million).
Some funds saw outflows: GBTC by Grayscale lost $24.94 million, and FBTC by Fidelity Investments dropped $6.65 million. Still, demand remained strong, with trading volume reaching $2.18 billion and net assets at $100.33 billion.
Ethereum ETFs continued their streak with $67.77 million in inflows. ETHA from BlackRock led with $76.05 million, followed by ETHB ($13.19 million) and QETH from Invesco ($1.16 million). Meanwhile, ETHE from Grayscale saw $17.05 million in outflows. Total volume hit $745.04 million, with assets at $13.76 billion.
In smaller segments, XRP ETFs recorded $3 million in inflows, while Solana ETFs added $3.28 million.
As of April 20, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively hold 1,311,650 BTC. IBIT from BlackRock leads with 802,860 BTC, followed by FBTC from Fidelity at 185,894 BTC.
This trend is no longer subtle — capital is steadily returning to crypto ETFs. Bitcoin remains the primary magnet, Ethereum is stabilizing, and smaller assets are benefiting from the broader momentum.
See also: "DeFi Sector Lost Nearly $800M in 2026 Due to Hacks: April Becomes Worst Month in History"
