Bitcoin and Ethereum Spot ETFs have seen the highest daily fund inflow since January! Here are the details.

As the Crypto market experiences winds of rise, Bitcoin and Ethereum-based US spot ETFs saw their highest daily fund inflow since January on Thursday, with a combined net inflow of $1.05 billion.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Recorded the Highest Daily Inflow Since January: Surpassing 1 Billion Dollars

This strong entry occurred as Bitcoin reached an all-time high and Ethereum showcased its best performance in months.

On May 22, spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted a total inflow of $934.8 million, marking the highest daily fund flow seen since January 17.

The majority of the inflows were taken on by BlackRock's IBIT fund alone: $877.2 million. Fidelity's FBTC fund received $48.7 million and ARK Invest's ARKB fund received $8.9 million. Meanwhile, zero inflows were recorded in other Bitcoin ETFs on the same day.

IBIT has become one of the top five ETFs with the highest fund inflows this year by pulling in over 7.7 billion dollars in the last month. The assets under management of the fund reached 68.7 billion dollars.

In the last seven days, a total of 3.2 billion dollars entered spot Bitcoin ETFs, bringing the total to 9.1 billion dollars since the beginning of the year and a cumulative total of 44.6 billion dollars since the launch in January 2024.

Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded the highest daily fund flow since February 4, with a net inflow of $110.5 million on the same day.

Grayscale's ETHE fund raised 43.7 million dollars, Fidelity's FETH product raised 42.2 million dollars, and Bitwise's ETHW fund raised 5.7 million dollars. However, some products, including BlackRock's ETHA fund, saw zero inflow.

Ethereum ETFs have been receiving inflows for the last five consecutive days. During this period, a total of $211.8 million in funds was raised, while the net inflow since the beginning of the year reached $61.9 million, with a total cumulative inflow of $2.7 billion.

BRN Research Analyst Valentin Fournier stated, "Yesterday's ETF inflows were extraordinary. They are significantly above recent averages and support the rise trend in the market."

Michael Harvey from Galaxy stated that part of this demand is met through the sale of crypto assets seized by governments and the profit realization of individual investors, but the main driving factors are ‘risk appetite’ and institutional purchases.