Highlights
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $216.70 million Monday, reversing Friday's roughly $202 million outflow that had snapped a nine-day inflow streak.
- Spot Ether ETFs added $87.68 million the same day, extending their own inflow run, Crypto Banter reported citing SoSoValue data.
- BlackRock's IBIT drove the Bitcoin rebound, pulling in roughly $205.9 million — about 95% of the day's total category inflow.
- The one-day dip and rebound arrives during a week already flagged for broader risk-asset volatility around fresh jobs data.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs are back in the green after a one-day stumble. According to Crypto Banter, citing SoSoValue data, the category took in $216.70 million on Monday, undoing Friday's roughly $202 million outflow that had interrupted a nine-day run of consecutive net inflows. Spot Ether ETFs kept climbing in parallel, adding $87.68 million to extend their own inflow streak.
The rebound was heavily concentrated in a single fund. SoSoValue's own ETF tracking data shows BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for roughly $205.9 million of Monday's inflow — about 95% of the entire category's net total — with Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) adding $6.9 million and the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB) contributing $4.3 million. That concentration is typical of how the spot Bitcoin ETF category has behaved for most of 2026: IBIT, as the largest and most liquid fund, tends to absorb the bulk of both inflow and outflow swings, while smaller issuers see comparatively muted flows in either direction.
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A single day of outflows followed immediately by a larger inflow is a normal part of ETF flow noise rather than a trend reversal on its own, but the size and speed of the rebound matters for sentiment: it suggests Friday's outflow was more likely profit-taking or rebalancing than a broader loss of conviction. The parallel strength in Ether ETFs, still on an active inflow streak even as Bitcoin funds wobbled for a day, points to demand rotating across both major spot products rather than concentrating narrowly in one asset — a pattern that has broadly held since spot Ether ETFs matured as a category earlier in 2026.
For the wider market, sustained ETF inflows function as a steady source of institutional-channel demand that doesn't depend on retail trading volume, and $300 million-plus combined across both asset classes in a single session is a meaningful one-day signal even if it doesn't set a record. It also lands the same week analysts have flagged potential volatility from a stronger-than-expected US jobs report, which could pressure both equities and risk assets including crypto if it reinforces a higher-for-longer rate outlook.
The next data points to watch are Tuesday and Wednesday's flow figures — whether Monday's rebound holds or proves to be a one-off bounce — alongside how ETF flows react once the week's jobs data actually lands and markets digest its implications for Fed policy.
FAQ
How much did Bitcoin ETFs bring in after Friday's outflow?
US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $216.70 million on Monday, reversing an outflow of roughly $202 million from the prior Friday.
Which fund drove most of Monday's Bitcoin ETF inflow?
BlackRock's IBIT accounted for about $205.9 million of the $216.70 million total, roughly 95% of the day's net inflow.
Did Ether ETFs also see inflows that day?
Yes, spot Ether ETFs added $87.68 million, extending an existing inflow streak.
Where does this ETF flow data come from?
The figures are tracked and published by SoSoValue, which aggregates daily net flow data across all US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.
