Bitcoin ETFs Rebound With $88 Million Inflow to End Week

Crypto ETFs See Modest Bounce Led by Bitcoin Inflows

After days of steady redemptions, bitcoin ETFs finally caught a bid. Spot bitcoin funds recorded $88.04 million in net inflows, marking a clear shift in tone to close the week.

The bulk of the capital flowed into Blackrock’s IBIT, which added $64.46 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC pulled in $23.59 million. Trading activity was robust, with $3.70 billion in total value exchanged. Net assets across bitcoin ETFs climbed to $85.31 billion, reflecting returning investor appetite.

Ether ETFs, however, barely moved the needle. It was a tight session. Blackrock’s ETHA attracted $1.78 million, and 21shares’ TETH saw $687,700 in inflows. But a $2.45 million outflow from Fidelity’s FETH erased most of those gains, leaving the category with a marginal net inflow of just $17,210. Total trading volume reached $766.95 million, and net assets ended at $11.14 billion.

Solana ETFs continued to build momentum. The segment posted $3.78 million in net inflows, led by Bitwise’s BSOL with $3.05 million. Franklin Templeton’s SOEZ added another $728,870. Trading volume totaled $35.49 million, increasing total net assets to $737.44 million.

XRP ETFs were quiet. No trading activity was recorded during the session, leaving net assets unchanged at $1.02 billion.

Friday’s flows suggest a cautious but notable rotation back into bitcoin exposure after several days of selling pressure. Ether remained steady but lacked conviction, while solana attracted consistent incremental demand. XRP sat on the sidelines, closing out a week defined by selective positioning rather than broad-based risk-taking.

FAQ 📈

• Why did Bitcoin ETFs record $88 million in inflows on Feb. 20?
  The inflows were primarily driven by strong demand for Blackrock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, signaling renewed investor confidence after multiple days of outflows.
• How did Ether ETFs perform compared to Bitcoin ETFs?
  Ether ETFs ended the day nearly flat with a marginal $17,210 net inflow, as small gains in ETHA and TETH were offset by outflows from Fidelity’s FETH.
• Which crypto ETFs saw the strongest inflows besides Bitcoin?
  Solana ETFs recorded $3.78 million in inflows, led by Bitwise’s BSOL and supported by Franklin Templeton’s SOEZ.
• Was there any trading activity in XRP ETFs?
  No trading activity was recorded in XRP ETFs during the session, and total net assets remained steady at $1.02 billion.