Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs soar with $1.1 billion inflows — are crypto bulls back in charge?

Best performing crypto ETFs September 2025: After a period of uncertainty, it seems the crypto bulls might be making a strong comeback. On Friday, September 12, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs together attracted almost $1.1 billion in net inflows, signaling renewed confidence from institutional investors and traders alike, as per a report.

Bitcoin ETFs Lead with $642 Million in Inflows on Fifth Straight Day

Bitcoin ETFs led the charge, pulling in $642 million on the fifth straight day of inflows, as per a Coinpedia report. Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF (FBTC) accounted for nearly half of that, with $315 million flowing into the fund, according to the report. BlackRock’s IBIT followed closely behind, adding $265 million, as per the Coinpedia report.

Other funds like Bitwise’s BITB and Ark & 21Shares also saw solid gains, contributing $29.16 million and $19.37 million, respectively, as reported by Coinpedia. While, VanEck HODL added $8.24 million, and Grayscale BTC recorded $5.69 million in inflows, according to the report.


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Bitcoin ETF Assets Surpass $153 Billion Amid Bullish Momentum

The volume tells an even bigger story. Bitcoin ETFs saw a total trading volume of nearly $3.89 billion, with combined net assets reaching more than $153 billion, which is roughly 6.6% of Bitcoin’s total market cap, as reported by Coinpedia. These numbers underscore the growing appetite for Bitcoin exposure through regulated investment vehicles.

Ethereum Spot ETFs Attract $406 Million as Institutional Interest Grows

Ethereum spot ETFs aren’t far behind, attracting $406 million in inflows, marking their fourth consecutive day of positive net flow, as per the report. BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH led the pack with $165 million and $163 million, respectively, as reported by Coinpedia.

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Other Ethereum-focused ETFs also added gains, including Grayscale ETHE ($23.84 million), Grayscale ETH ($17.57 million), and Bitwise ETHW ($16.62 million), as reported by Coinpedia. Even 21Shares TETH and VanEck ETHV also registered smaller inflows of $6.95 million and $6.79 million, respectively, as per the report.

Ethereum ETF Assets Reach $30 Billion

Ethereum ETFs recorded a trading volume of $2.55 billion and now hold $30 billion in net assets, representing just more than 5% of Ethereum’s market cap, a slight increase from the previous day, according to the report.

Bitcoin Price Nears $116K, Ethereum Hits $4.7K in Market Rally

Market prices reflect the optimism: Bitcoin is trading around $115,846 with a market cap of $2.307 trillion, while Ethereum stands at $4,724.45 with a market cap of $570.341 billion, as per the Coinpedia report. Trading volumes for both coins are at their highest levels this September, with Bitcoin’s daily volume topping $46.238 billion and Ethereum’s nearly $39.308 billion, as per the report.

Institutional Demand for Crypto ETFs Signals Possible Bull Market Return

According to the Coinpedia report, Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to benefit from institutional demand due to the growing interest in the ETF market. Even the recent developments in the global cryptocurrency framework have also worked in favor of these two assets, as per the report.

FAQs

Which Bitcoin ETF had the largest inflow?
Fidelity’s FBTC led the day with over $315 million in net inflows.

What’s the total value of assets held by Bitcoin ETFs now?
Over $153 billion, which is 6.62% of Bitcoin’s total market cap.