- US-listed Bitcoin ETFs have recorded seven consecutive days of net inflows, totalling US$2.56 billion (AU$3.56 billion).
- The funds have attracted more than US$54 billion (AU$75 billion) in net inflows since inception, despite heavy outflows earlier this year.
- Australian Bitcoin ETFs now hold US$560 million (AU$780 million) in combined assets under management.
- Ethereum ETFs have gone ten days without net outflows, while XRP has gained more than 40% over the past week.
After the crypto market rallied, with major assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP posting double-digit gains, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are also making a comeback.
The US-listed BTC ETFs have seen seven consecutive trading days of cumulative net inflows, following three days of net outflows from 14-16 August. The past seven trading days saw a whopping US$2.56 billion (AU$3.56 billion) flow into the funds, making it their strongest performance since October 2025.
In total, the ETFs have received over US$54 billion (AU$75 billion) in net inflows since inception, despite some heavy outflows earlier in the year when Bitcoin spent much of its time around the US$60k (AU$83.5k) mark. The recent inflows have helped offset some of those losses and point to renewed demand for exposure to Bitcoin through regulated investment products.
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Australian Bitcoin ETFs See Growth Too
Meanwhile, in Australia, data from SatoshiMacro shows that local Bitcoin ETFs have US$560 million (AU$780 million) in combined assets under management (AUM). While the Australian market is considerably smaller than the US, the figure highlights the growing presence of Bitcoin ETFs among local investment products.
At the time of writing, BTC is hovering around the US$80k (AU$111.41k) range, trading at US$79,065 (AU$110,113), while Ethereum sits at US$2,468 (AU$3,437). XRP has gained more than 40% over the past week and is currently trading at US$1.43 (AU$1.99). The XRP rally came after some news concerning Ripple, the company behind XRP, as we reported here.
Ethereum ETFs have also gone ten days without net outflows, with the last seven recording net inflows. The funds currently hold a combined US$12.4 billion (AU$17.26 billion), adding another sign that investor demand for crypto-related investment products has strengthened alongside the broader market rally.
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