US Spot Crypto ETFs Recorded $62.76 Million in Net Inflows This Week: Bitcoin and Ethereum Went in Opposite Directions

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $95.18 million for the week, representing 1,241 BTC added across the product suite on a net basis.

BlackRock was the dominant buyer, acquiring 2,526 BTC during the week and accounting for more than double the total net inflow figure on its own before other issuers’ outflows offset part of that demand. Franklin added 87 BTC and Valkyrie added 45 BTC, the two smaller positive contributors on the Bitcoin side.

The selling came from Fidelity, which reduced its holdings by 693 BTC, Bitwise with 298 BTC in outflows, ARK 21Shares with 223 BTC sold, and Grayscale with 266 BTC in net redemptions. VanEck recorded zero Bitcoin flow for the week. The net positive result of $95.18 million reflects BlackRock’s buying absorbing the combined selling from four other issuers, a pattern that has characterized the Bitcoin ETF flow structure through much of early 2026 where BlackRock’s IBIT has acted as the marginal buyer against a backdrop of mixed flows from the rest of the field.

Ethereum ETFs

Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of $59.94 million for the week, representing 29,200 ETH leaving the products on a net basis. The selling was broad across issuers. BlackRock sold 34,462 ETH, the largest single Ethereum outflow of any issuer for the week and the dominant driver of the negative total. Fidelity sold 26,155 ETH, Grayscale sold 5,212 ETH, Bitwise sold 4,663 ETH, ARK 21Shares sold 2,689 ETH, and Invesco sold 1,540 ETH.

The only positive Ethereum flow came from VanEck, which bought 5,296 ETH, and Franklin, which added 374 ETH. Those two inflows provided a partial offset against the broader selling but were insufficient to bring the weekly Ethereum total into positive territory. The $59.94 million outflow from Ethereum ETFs nearly erased the $95.18 million inflow into Bitcoin ETFs, producing the modest $62.76 million combined net positive for the week.

What the Split Reflects

The divergence between Bitcoin ETF inflows and Ethereum ETF outflows in the same week is consistent with the broader market structure dynamics covered throughout this week’s reporting. Bitcoin has been relatively resilient during the current correction, declining approximately 3.8% over the past seven days while Ethereum has moved largely sideways with a slight negative bias. Institutional flows through the ETF channel are reflecting that same relative preference, with capital rotating toward Bitcoin products and away from Ethereum products at the margin.

BlackRock’s simultaneous position as the largest Bitcoin buyer and the largest Ethereum seller in the same week is the most structurally notable element of the weekly data. The firm added 2,526 BTC while reducing 34,462 ETH, a directional split that implies active reallocation within its crypto ETF product suite rather than a wholesale reduction in exposure. Whether that pattern reflects client redemption pressure in the Ethereum product alongside fresh inflows into the Bitcoin product, or active portfolio rebalancing at the institutional level, the net effect is the same: Bitcoin demand through ETF infrastructure outpaced Ethereum demand by $155 million on a weekly basis.

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