Bitcoin ETFs rebound with $14.76M inflow as ETH outflows hit $23.64M

Published: 2026-05-01 19:41:11 |

Bitcoin ETFs recovered after three days of net outflows, posting a $14.76M inflow. BlackRock’s IBIT led the bounce with $26.61M inflows after a 3-day slump, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $19.05M. However, selling pressure persisted in parts of the complex, including Valkyrie’s BRR (-$8.62M), ARK 21Shares’ ARKB (-$6.34M) and Grayscale’s GBTC (-$5.94M). Trading volume held around $1.40B and total net assets rose to about $100.53B. Ether ETFs weakened further, with fourth-straight-session net outflows of $23.64M. BlackRock’s ETHA drove the largest decline (-$50.57M). Partial offsets came from inflows into BlackRock’s ETHB (+$29.10M) and Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust (+$4.72M), but net redemptions remained dominant. Ether ETF trading was about $339.87M and net assets ended near $13.25B. Beyond BTC and ETH, XRP ETFs saw net outflows of $5.83M (from Bitwise’s XRP product), while Solana ETFs recorded a small $1.24M outflow (Grayscale’s GSOL). Overall, Bitcoin ETFs stabilization signals improved demand, but the ETF complex still looks cautious as flows remain uneven—an environment that can keep short-term volatility elevated. Key takeaway for traders: monitor Bitcoin ETFs inflow follow-through (IBIT/FBTC) versus ongoing ETF outflows in ETH, since cross-asset rotation risk may affect BTC and ETH intraday momentum.

Neutral

Bitcoin ETFs turned positive again (+$14.76M), led by IBIT and FBTC, which reduces immediate downside pressure for BTC-related sentiment. But the rebound was not clean: multiple funds still saw redemptions, and the earlier “momentum slowdown” theme remains. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs posted a larger, sustained outflow (-$23.64M for the fourth straight session), with ETHA especially negative. That mismatch suggests capital may be rotating unevenly across the ETF complex rather than broadly “risk-on.” For BTC price action, this is a mild stabilizer; for ETH, it is a headwind. Because the net effect is mixed across major ETFs, the expected impact on the mentioned coins is best described as neutral—watch for whether BTC inflows persist and whether ETH outflows finally ease.