On Friday, US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended their second-best week ever in terms of capital inflows. As BTC reaches record highs, ETFs are also breaking their ATHs.
Bitcoin ETFs end a largely positive week
On Sunday, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) reached a new all-time high, buoyed by a week of gains that saw it rise from $112,200 to $125,500.
Against this backdrop, US spot Bitcoin ETFs also performed very well, recording their strongest week since November 18-22, 2024 in terms of inflows.
As a result, the net asset value of these ETFs increased by $3.24 billion between Monday and Friday, representing the second-best week in their history:
Furthermore, since a week for ETFs runs from Monday to Friday, it should be noted that BTC’s new ATH is not yet included in these figures. As a result, this new record could accentuate this momentum today, depending on the behavior of institutional investors.
On a daily basis, these investment vehicles have currently recorded their sixth positive day, while Friday’s session saw capital inflows of $985 million, the highest since July 11, which totaled $1.03 billion in inflows.
Bitcoin ETFs are now back at an all-time high in terms of capitalization, at $164.5 billion.
In terms of volume, the past week ranks just behind the week of July 14-18, with $26 billion traded, making it the seventh-largest week since the launch of ETFs:
The picture is slightly more mixed for spot Ethereum ETFs. Although they are also flirting with their record capitalization, they have not broken it and currently have $30.57 billion in assets under management. Last week, they recorded $1.3 billion in inflows, the highest since the week of August 15.
Meanwhile, the price of BTC stands at $123,900 at the time of writing, up slightly by 0.34% over 24 hours.
