Bitcoin ETFs Add $1.92 Billion in 5 Days as Wall Street Buying Surges

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs closed Friday with $307.45 million in net inflows, extending a five-day winning streak that accumulated $1.92 billion in total flows—the largest buying surge since the October 2025 flash crash. All seven major bitcoin ETF products recorded positive flows with no outflows recorded, signaling uniform institutional demand across the category. This sustained inflow period completed an all-green week for bitcoin funds as prices rallied and institutional allocations expanded.

BlackRock's IBIT dominated Friday's inflows with $239.28 million, accounting for approximately 77% of the day's total. Fidelity's FBTC contributed $30.19 million, while Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust added $13.62 million. Smaller contributors included Bitwise's BITB ($9.21 million), Morgan Stanley's MSBT ($7.73 million), Vaneck's HODL ($4.36 million), and ARK 21Shares' ARKB ($3.07 million). The concentration of flows in these major products reflects institutional preference for established, liquid ETF vehicles.

Bitcoin ETF assets reached $96.07 billion following Friday's inflows, with net assets climbing approximately $6 billion from Thursday's close. This trajectory places the category within striking distance of the $100 billion asset milestone. Daily trading volume reached $6.37 billion, underscoring active institutional engagement with the products.

Ether ETFs demonstrated comparable momentum, attracting $184.93 million on Friday and $697.18 million cumulatively over the five-day period. Beyond Bitcoin and Ether, XRP and Solana ETFs also recorded fresh inflows, indicating broadening institutional appetite across the crypto asset class. This diversification of flows across multiple digital assets suggests that the week's capital deployment reflected systematic crypto allocation increases rather than single-asset concentration.