During the week from October 20 to 24, 2025, spot exchange-traded funds based on Bitcoin (Bitcoin ETF) in the United States demonstrated significant capital growth, attracting $446.36 million. Meanwhile, funds focused on Ethereum experienced a capital outflow of $243.91 million. According to analysts, despite the negative dynamics in the Ethereum ETF segment, the overall trend for cryptocurrency ETFs remains positive.
This is reported by Finway
Details on the Dynamics of Spot Bitcoin ETFs
The largest growth was recorded by the following products: IBIT with an inflow of $324.4 million, FBTC — $52.4 million, BTC — $24.64 million, ARKB — $53.97 million, BITB — $39.55 million, HODL — $38.57 million, BTCO — $18.86 million, BRRRR — $4.67 million, EZBC — $6.48 million. At the same time, some funds lost capital, notably GBTC, which experienced an outflow of $117.11 million. For the other two products — BTCW and DEFI — no capital movement was observed during the week.
Ethereum ETFs: Stability of Capital Outflow
In the segment of spot Ethereum ETFs, none of the funds received a net inflow of investments during the past reporting week. For three products (EZET, TETH, QETH), no capital movement was detected. The rest experienced outflows: ETHA — $89.03 million, ETHE — $26.03 million, FETH — $95.25 million, ETH — $23.5 million, ETHW — $8.85 million, and ETHV — $1.25 million. Despite this, the total outflow in the Ethereum sector decreased compared to previous periods, as shown in the graph below.
“In the second sector, none of the products received additional assets under management by the end of the period.”
Analysts note that on October 27, 2025, the cryptocurrency market reacted with growth amid a reduction in tensions in trade relations between the United States and China. It is expected that the stabilization of the macroeconomic situation will contribute to further capital inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds.