After Bitcoin and Ethereum, spot ETFs for several altcoins have also started launching in the United States. One of them is Hyperliquid ($HYPE). This ETF became the first product of its kind to begin trading with exposure to the $HYPE altcoin.
Spot Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. attracted $171.66 million from May 1 to May 8, 2026, while spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $1.25 billion during the same timeframe. Between May 4 and May 8 alone, inflows totaled approximately $70 million for Ethereum ETFs and $623 million for Bitcoin ETFs.
Bitcoin climbed above $82,000 on Sunday following a volatile trading session driven by fresh geopolitical headlines and continued institutional demand. The move came as spot Bitcoin ETF inflows extended their streak and traders reacted to renewed progress on U.S. crypto regulation.
Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) completed its first month of trading without recording a single day of net outflows. This marks the strongest result among competing funds over a comparable period.
Bitcoin continues to lead on the institutional market, as fund balances, ETF inflows, and corporate accumulation continue to favor $BTC over Ethereum. Data from CryptoQuant published on May 7 showed that fund assets grew from 1.278 million $BTC on February 7 to 1.370 million $BTC on May 5. This added 92,116 $BTC, a 7.21% increase, with the asset’s price rising from $69,249 to $80,874.
Net inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) reached $532.2 million on Monday, May 4. Over the past three trading days, total inflows amounted to $1.18 billion, following inflows of $629.7 million on May 1 and $14.8 million on April 30, according to data from SoSoValue.
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded outflows for a third consecutive day, signaling a shift toward a more cautious stance as investors continue reducing exposure following last week’s strong inflow streak. Smaller assets such as $XRP continue to attract selective investments, while Solana‑based products remain unchanged.
Japan Exchange Group (JPX), the largest exchange operator in Japan, is preparing to take an important step into the cryptocurrency market. According to the company’s plans, the target year for listing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on digital assets is 2027.
The market is losing momentum. After nine consecutive days of inflows, capital has started leaving spot Bitcoin ETFs. At the same time, the price dropped back below $77,000 and failed to hold above the key $80,000 level.
Bitcoin ETF inflows have become positive across all tracked periods, indicating a recovery in institutional demand for Bitcoin investments. Sustained inflows are significant as they can influence short-term Bitcoin price dynamics and the broader cryptocurrency market trend.
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 tren
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $1 billion in net inflows over the past week — the best result in more than three months, as market sentiment shifts back toward risk assets. Data shows that spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted a total of $996 million in net inflows over the week. This marks the highest level since early January, when inflows reached approximately $1.4 billion.
The new Bitcoin fund from Morgan Stanley has shown rapid growth, surpassing WisdomTree’s product in net capital inflows just 8 days after its market debut. According to a report by Farside Investors, investors allocated $19.3 million to the Morgan Stanley fund last Wednesday. As a result, total net inflows reached $103 million. By comparison, WisdomTree’s WBTC fund, which has been operating since January 2024, has attracted only $86 million over its entire lifetime.
On Tuesday, crypto ETFs posted strong gains, with significant inflows observed across all major assets. Bitcoin led the rally, while Ether, $XRP, and Solana also advanced during a rare session where all indicators were in the green.
Bitcoin ETFs started the week with significant outflows, reversing last week’s trend. Ethereum ETFs showed moderate growth, while $XRP declined and activity around Solana stalled.
Spot Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. attracted $187.07 million between April 6 and April 10, 2026. This is the strongest weekly performance since mid-January. Prior to this, the funds had shown negative momentum for three consecutive weeks, according to data from SoSoValue.
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