U.S. Spot Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs See First Weekly Gains Amid February Volatility

• U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs posted $560.41M in weekly inflows, and Ethereum ETFs saw $116.89M in inflows.
• On February 25, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $506.51M inflows, and Ethereum ETFs saw $157.14M inflows.

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are heading into their third week of inflows in 2026, with the Bitcoin ETF seeing around $560.41 million and Ethereum recording $116.89 million in weekly inflows. With that, both funds saw their first weekly inflows of February.

According to the SoSoValue data, as of February 25, U.S.spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $506.51 million in inflows, led by BlackRocks iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT) with $297.37 million, followed by Grayscale Bitcoin Trust(GBTC) with $102.49 million in inflows. Then, Bitwise and Fidelity posted together $69.46 million in inflows, while some of the remaining funds posted inflows, and some showed no changes, with none of the funds posting outflows.

Meanwhile, U.S. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $157.14 million in inflows, led by Fidelity Ethereum Fund(FETH) with $61.94 million in inflows, followed by Grayscale Ethereum Trust(ETHE) with $33.87 million in inflows. Then, Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust(ETH) and BlackRocks iShares Ethereum Trust(ETHA) together posted $56.82 million in inflows; similar to Bitcoin ETFs, none of the funds posted outflows.

BTC and ETH ETFs See First Third-Week Gains in 2026

Since the start of the year, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have only had two weeks with inflows. They are now set to see their first third-week inflows, showing their first weekly gains in February after early outflows. However, on a monthly track, both remain negative, with Bitcoin ETFs losing $433.43 million and Ethereum ETFs losing $333.44 million as of February.

Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF inflows came as spot trading prices saw an uptrend in the past 24 hours, indicating renewed investor interest. As per CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin is up nearly 4%, trading at $68,107.53, while Ethereum surges 7.13%, trading at $2,061.