U.S. Crypto ETFs Pull In More Than $2 Billion in Weekly Net Inflows

CoinDesk reports that U.S.-listed crypto asset ETFs took in more than $2 billion in net new money last week, underscoring steady institutional appetite for regulated digital-asset exposure. Bitcoin and Ethereum accounted for the bulk of the inflows. On a weekly net basis, Bitcoin ETFs drew $924.48 million, while Ethereum ETFs added $824.42 million. Interest also broadened to other large-cap tokens: Solana ETFs recorded $153.87 million of net inflows, and XRP ETFs brought in $110.49 million. Weekly net inflows by asset: Bitcoin ETF: $924.48 million Ethereum ETF: $824.42 million Solana ETF: $153.87 million XRP ETF: $110.49 million At the product level, BlackRock's IBIT led Bitcoin ETF inflows, and BlackRock's ETHA topped the Ethereum category. The XRP ETF also posted its strongest weekly performance since 2026, signaling that allocations are expanding beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Still, flows remained volatile: on Aug. 28, Bitcoin ETFs logged a single-day net outflow of $201.8 million, snapping a nine-day run of net inflows. Even with intermittent outflows during the week, overall weekly net flows stayed elevated, suggesting institutional demand for compliant crypto investment vehicles in the U.S. remains intact.