From April 6 to April 10, 2026, American spot Ethereum ETFs recorded an influx of investments amounting to $187.07 million. This marked the best weekly performance since mid-January and signaled the end of a three-week capital outflow period.
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“This is the best weekly result since mid-January after a three-week outflow.”
The daily dynamics of inflows to Ethereum ETFs varied: on April 6, the funds received $120.24 million, on April 7, an outflow of $64.67 million was recorded, and on April 8, the outflow amounted to $18.63 million. However, on April 9 and 10, investors returned to the market with inflows of $85.19 million and $64.95 million, respectively.
Bitcoin ETF Dynamics: Steady Investor Interest
During the same period, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US attracted even more funds — $786.31 million. Although this segment had also experienced a decline in previous weeks, the last week was marked by increased investor activity.
The distribution of inflows was uneven: on April 6, an inflow of $471.32 million was recorded, while on April 7 and 8, outflows of $159.05 million and $124.55 million were noted, respectively. However, starting April 9, the trend changed — the funds received $358.17 million, and on April 10, another $240.42 million.
Altcoin ETFs: Mixed Dynamics
The altcoin ETF segment showed mixed results during the same period. The largest inflow was recorded in the XRP ETF — $11.75 million. Positive dynamics were also observed in the DOGE ETF with an influx of $1.34 million, LINK ETF — $1.29 million, and HBAR ETF, which received $594,980.
At the same time, the SOL ETF experienced a capital outflow of $5.62 million, and the LTC ETF had a minor outflow of $404,070. The remaining altcoin ETFs did not show significant activity during this time frame.
Analysts also point out that the average lifespan of ETFs has decreased to less than two years, indicating increased competition and the ongoing evolution of the exchange-traded fund market.