American Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract Over $330 Million, While Ethereum ETFs Lose $135 Million

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American Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract Over $330 Million, While Ethereum ETFs Lose $135 Million

On September 2, 2025, American spot exchange-traded funds based on Bitcoin recorded a significant influx of investments — the total amount raised was $332.76 million. This growth has been observed in five of the last six trading days, indicating a steady interest from investors in this segment.

This is reported by Finway

Leaders Among Bitcoin ETFs and Fund Distribution Details

Among all the funds, FBTC received the most capital — it attracted $132.59 million. Other leading funds also showed strong results:

  • IBIT — $72.86 million;
  • ARKB — $71.87 million;
  • BITB — $39.11 million;
  • BTC — $9.32 million;
  • HODL — $4.69 million;
  • BTCO — $2.21 million.

The positive dynamics in Bitcoin ETFs continue, confirming their popularity among institutional and retail investors.

Capital Inflow/Outflow in the American Spot Bitcoin ETF Sector. Source: SoSoValue.

Capital Inflow/Outflow in the American Spot Bitcoin ETF Sector. Source: SoSoValue.

Ethereum ETFs Record Capital Outflow

In contrast to Bitcoin funds, the segment of spot Ethereum ETFs is experiencing negative dynamics for the second consecutive trading day. On August 28, $135.37 million was withdrawn from Ethereum-based funds. Notably, the largest outflow was observed in the FETH fund — $99.23 million. Significant losses were also recorded in:

  • ETHW — $24.22 million;
  • TETH — $6.62 million;
  • ETHE — $5.28 million.

“In the segment of spot Ethereum ETFs, the outflow continues for the second consecutive trading day. On August 28, $135.37 million was withdrawn from asset-based funds.”

Overall, there has been no significant activity in the spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs registered in Hong Kong.

Capital Inflow/Outflow in the American Spot Ethereum ETF Sector. Source: SoSoValue.

Capital Inflow/Outflow in the American Spot Ethereum ETF Sector. Source: SoSoValue.

It is worth noting that earlier, Sonic Labs announced its intention to raise $150 million to enter the U.S. capital markets and launch its own ETF.