BTC ETF Inflows Surge as Spot Crypto ETFs Hit 3-Month High

Spot crypto ETFs saw their best week since mid-January as risk sentiment improved after a US–Iran ceasefire announcement. Bitcoin ETF flows led the rebound. Data from SoSoValue shows Friday (Apr 17) was the strongest day for spot Bitcoin ETFs since Jan 14, with $663 million in net inflows. BlackRock’s IBIT took in about $284 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $163.4 million. Over the full week, net inflows nearly reached $1 billion, the highest five-day performance since the period ended Jan 16. Only Monday was negative (-$291.11 million); inflows followed on Tuesday ($411.50 million), Wednesday ($186.03 million), and Thursday ($26.05 million). The renewed BTC ETF demand suggests real capital rotation back into major listings. Ethereum ETF momentum also strengthened. Spot ETH ETFs recorded $127.49 million net inflows for the week and extended a 7-day green streak. Inflows for the week reached $275.83 million, the highest since the period ended Jan 16. Fidelity’s FETH led with over $84 million, followed by BlackRock’s ETHA ($30.8 million). Grayscale’s ETH trailed at $5.8 million. XRP ETFs hit a three-month high, adding more than $55 million in the past week. Solana’s SOL ETFs posted a $35.17 million inflow total, a two-month high, but still below the $4.44 million gained in the comparable week before the war intensified (Feb 27). However, the ceasefire is nearing its end and reports show conflicting statements about negotiations and the Strait of Hormuz, raising near-term uncertainty for a typically volatile, risk-on market.