On April 17, 2025, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US recorded a significant daily capital inflow of over $107 million, indicating a resurgence of investment activity in this market segment. Meanwhile, the Ethereum ETF sector is experiencing a lull after seven days of capital outflows, with all these funds ending the trading session on April 17 with a net inflow or outflow balance of zero.
This is reported by Business • Media
Changes in the Spot Bitcoin ETF Segment
According to the analytical platform SoSoValue, there were only three days with positive capital growth in the first half of April. The net daily inflow in the segment amounted to $107.83 million. The largest contributions came from the following funds:
- IBIT — $80.96 million;
- FBTC — $25.9 million;
- DEFI — $965,510.
Other ETFs in this sector ended the day with no significant changes in capital inflow or outflow. Additionally, according to the chart, there were only three days with positive investment movement since the beginning of April 2025, while April 16 recorded a net capital outflow.
“The consistent decline in investor interest in Bitcoin-based ETFs is seen by JPMorgan Chase analysts as one of the signs that the first cryptocurrency is losing its narrative as digital gold,” the analysts note.
Situation in the Ethereum ETF Sector
After seven days of capital outflows in this category, a return to stability has been noted. All products ended April 17 with a net inflow or outflow value of zero, indicating a temporary lull in the market.
Regarding the Hong Kong market, a net daily outflow of 7.91 BTC was recorded from spot Bitcoin ETFs. There is currently no data on Ethereum ETFs in this region.
Overall, the situation with investments in cryptocurrency ETFs continues to be monitored by analysts, taking into account fluctuations and trends in the global financial landscape.