Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Add $1.1 Billion in a Day as Hot Streak Grows – Decrypt

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw combined inflows of $1.1 billion on Monday, establishing positive momentum after the spot fund started the year with a stagnant $320 million.

Despite starting the trading year in the red, Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs collectively raised $1.75 billion in 2025 after two consecutive days of positive inflows, according to CoinGlass. data.

Investors poured $38 billion into the product after its debut on Wall Street last year, making it easier for financial market participants to access major cryptocurrencies through traditional U.S. brokerage accounts.

Experts praised the launch of Spot Bitcoin ETF. historic successbut nearly a year after approval, the product is on track to record its best days ever in 2025.

Daily inflows into the Spot Bitcoin ETF exceeded $900 million, just four times as much as last year. On Friday and Monday, it raised $907 million and $978 million, respectively.

Juan León, senior investment strategist at Bitwise, attributes this influx to the impending return of President-elect Donald Trump. leon said decryption Investors may be investing in spot crypto ETFs in anticipation of his expectations. Cryptocurrency management promoter He is expected to take over the White House within two weeks.

“I am very excited about what this administration can accomplish. [pro-crypto] “It's a regulatory challenge,” he said. “We've seen quite a few cabinet members from the Trump administration be pro-crypto, whether it's the SEC or the Treasury Department.”

Inflows over the past three business days have primarily targeted the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), representing a change from the dominance of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). are. record rear record last year.

Since the start of the trading year, IBIT has raised $110 million. Meanwhile, FBTC raised $763 million, with Monday's inflows at $370 million, the third-best day on record.

IBIT last year overcame daily outflows with just eight losses as the product raised nearly $37 billion through 2024. Thursday, $332 million Outflows exceeded the sum of all negative days last year.

The Spot Bitcoin ETF saw solid inflows on Monday, pushing the asset above $100,000 for the first time this year after hitting $108,000 in December. But on Tuesday, as of this writing, the asset's price had fallen 5% to just under $97,000.

In the case of the Spot Ethereum ETF, two consecutive days of inflows were not that surprising. Following Friday's $77.5 million outflow, this class of products has seen inflows of $110 million so far in 2025.

Edited by Andrew Hayward