Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Major Inflows with $99 Million Boost

• Bitcoin ETFs saw strong inflows on September 20 with $99M added across multiple funds.  
• Ethereum ETFs maintained steady growth, attracting $2.9M without any losses.  
• Crypto ETFs provide simple access to digital assets, helping buyers diversify portfolios safely.

On September 20, Bitcoin funds saw a total of $99 million in transfers, according to data from Spot On Chain. The Ethereum exchange traded fund also added $2.9 million, with no moves reported, showing continued investor enthusiasm in these funds. The surge points to increasing popularity for both BTC and Ethereum.

Bitcoin ETFs Record Strong Gains

Bitcoin ETFs performed well on September 20, with seven of the 11 funds receiving fresh inflows. Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF ($FBTC) led the pack with $26.1 million in new investments. ARK 21Shares ($ARKB) followed, adding $22 million. Bitwise ($BITB) secured $15.1 million in inflows, while Grayscale Mini  contributed $13.4 million. VanEck’s Bitcoin ETF  attracted $7.1 million, and Valkyrie  brought in $5.2 million. Invesco’s ETF  added $3.1 million.

These inflows pushed the total weekly inflows for Bitcoin ETFs to $397 million, which indicates rising shareholder confidence. The high demand for Bitcoin ETFs signals strong interest in the digital asset.

Ethereum ETFs Show Modest Growth

Ethereum ETFs received inflows of $2.9 million on September 20. Though smaller than Bitcoin, Ethereum still saw no outflows, reflecting steady investor faith. The token’s ETFs allow investors to access the cryptocurrency without owning it directly.

Ethereum’s role in autonomous applications and smart contracts continues to make it a solid investment option. Investors appear willing to add Ethereum to their portfolios, despite the smaller inflows compared to BTC. The steady rise of Ethereum ETFs indicates continued confidence in its future expansion.

Will Crypto ETFs Shape the Future of Finance?

Crypto ETFs provide easy access to digital currencies by offering exposure through conventional shares trading platforms. They allow purchasers to diversify their portfolios, which can lower the risks that come with owning individual digital assets. The rising inflows into BTC and ETH ETFs show how crypto ETFs may be gaining more traction with both new and experienced brokers.