U.S. Spot Crypto ETFs Draw $3.04 Billion in Four Sessions
Bitcoin products accounted for $2.25 billion of the inflows from Sept. 21-24, while Ether funds drew $602.94 million.
U.S. spot crypto ETFs reportedly attracted about $3.04 billion in net inflows from Sept. 21-24, with Bitcoin products taking most of the money as demand spread across several digital assets.
Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs accounted for a reported $2.25 billion of the four-session total. Ether (ETH) ETFs drew $602.94 million, while Solana products received $101.55 million, XRP products took in $52.95 million and Zcash products attracted $35.17 million.
Bitcoin and Ether together represented about $2.85 billion, or nearly 94%, of the reported inflows across the five assets.
Bitcoin ETFs reportedly recorded $998.95 million in net inflows on Sept. 21, the strongest daily inflow of 2026. Ether products posted daily inflows of $269.98 million on Sept. 21, $162.31 million on Sept. 22, $104.63 million on Sept. 23 and $66.01 million on Sept. 24.
As of Sept. 24, the 12 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs reportedly held $108.92 billion in net assets and had accumulated $57.43 billion in net inflows.
The latest figures extend a period of strong demand across regulated crypto investment products. Recent U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF coverage also tracked flows through Sept. 24.
The reported buying came as Bitcoin recovered from a June low below $58,000 toward the mid-$80,000 range. The $85,000 level emerged as an important test for whether the recovery could develop into a sustained breakout, while the ETF flows showed that Bitcoin remained the main destination for capital despite broader exposure to Ether and newer altcoin products.
The four-session period ended Sept. 24, with the next ETF flow figures expected to cover subsequent U.S. trading sessions.
