From April 13 to April 17, 2026, the total net inflow of capital into American spot ETFs based on Bitcoin and Ethereum reached nearly $1.27 billion. The largest share of funds went to Bitcoin ETFs — $996.38 million, marking the third consecutive week of growth for this segment.
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Capital Inflow Dynamics in Bitcoin ETFs
Despite an initial outflow of $291.11 million at the beginning of the week, Bitcoin ETFs returned to positive dynamics starting April 14. On April 14, the inflow amounted to $411.5 million, on April 15 — $186.03 million, on April 16 — $26.05 million, and on April 17 — $663.91 million. As a result, this week became the most successful for the sector since mid-January 2026.
“Spot ETFs based on Bitcoin and Ethereum in the US concluded the week from April 13 to April 17, 2026, with a total net inflow of capital of nearly $1.27 billion. The largest contribution to this result came from Bitcoin-based funds, which attracted $996.38 million. This marks the third consecutive positive week for this segment.”
Ethereum ETFs and Altcoin ETFs Also Show Growth
Spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $275.83 million during the same period. This marks the second consecutive week of net capital inflow. Unlike Bitcoin ETFs, there were no days of outflow: April 13 — $9.44 million, April 14 — $53.03 million, April 15 — $67.85 million, April 16 — $18.02 million, April 17 — $127.49 million.
Both segments — Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs — achieved their best weekly performance since the beginning of the year. Bitcoin ETFs recorded growth for the third consecutive week, while Ethereum ETFs did so for the second.
A positive trend was also observed among altcoin ETFs. The most funds were attracted by XRP ETFs ($55.39 million) and SOL ETFs ($35.17 million). Other altcoin products that received capital inflows include LINK ETFs ($5.3 million), AVAX ETFs ($5.26 million), HBAR ETFs (approximately $120,000), and DOT ETFs (around $250,000). DOGE ETFs received less than $200,000, while LTC ETFs ended the week unchanged.
Previously, Bloomberg Intelligence’s senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone had expressed opposition to investing in the largest spot Bitcoin ETF.