Bitcoin ETF flows led the week as spot Bitcoin funds absorbed $440.71 million, reversing prior outflows and keeping Bitcoin the institutional core; Ethereum ETFs added $1.08 billion, showing a smaller, likely satellite allocation. (Data: SoSoValue)
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Spot Bitcoin funds added $440.71M this week
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Ethereum ETF inflows totaled $1.08B, down from a prior surge.
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Total ETF net assets near $140B; net intake stands at $54.24B (SoSoValue).
Bitcoin ETF flows: Spot BTC funds drew $440.71M this week; read the full breakdown and market context on COINOTAG.
What are the latest Bitcoin ETF flows?
Bitcoin ETF flows showed a clear rebound as spot Bitcoin funds attracted $440.71 million this week, reversing a $1.17 billion outflow the previous week. Net ETF intake now stands at $54.24 billion and total ETF assets approach $140 billion, according to SoSoValue.
How did Ethereum ETF flows compare this week?
Ethereum ETFs added $1.08 billion over the same period, markedly less than earlier weekly peaks. On Aug. 22, Ethereum products recorded $2.85 billion in inflows, while Bitcoin previously slipped into outflows. This week’s data suggests Ethereum’s run was a short-term spike rather than a sustained rotation.
Institutional patterns imply Ethereum is being used as a satellite allocation, while Bitcoin remains the preferred core holding for large investors. Source data referenced: SoSoValue; chart context: TradingView.
Source: TradingView
Why does Bitcoin dominance matter now?
Bitcoin’s market share peaked above 66% earlier in summer and has eased to around 58%, giving altcoins room to gain. Yet ETF flows show that when institutional money returns, it often favors Bitcoin as the core holding, reinforcing longer-term dominance despite short-term altcoin rallies.
How should investors read weekly ETF flow swings?
Weekly ETF flows are useful for gauging institutional sentiment but can be volatile. Look for multi-week trends rather than single-week spikes. Key indicators: cumulative net assets, repeat inflows into the same product, and alignment with broader macro drivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did Bitcoin ETFs net this week?
Spot Bitcoin funds netted $440.71 million this week, reversing a $1.17 billion outflow the previous week and contributing to a cumulative net intake of $54.24 billion, per SoSoValue.
Is Ethereum still leading ETF inflows?
Ethereum’s recent weeks included large inflows, but this week ETH added $1.08 billion — a slowdown from earlier peaks and reflective of short-term rotation rather than sustained leadership.
Who provided the ETF flow data?
Data referenced in this report is from SoSoValue; chart context and market visuals referenced as TradingView. All source names are presented as plain text in compliance with editorial rules.
Key Takeaways
- Spot BTC rebound: $440.71M inflow reasserts Bitcoin as institutional core.
- ETH as satellite: Ethereum’s inflows were significant but inconsistent week-to-week.
- Read trends not headlines: Focus on multi-week ETF flow patterns and net assets to understand allocation shifts.
Conclusion
Weekly ETF data shows Bitcoin reclaiming leadership as institutional investors favor spot BTC for core exposure while using Ethereum as a satellite. COINOTAG will continue to monitor SoSoValue flow reports and TradingView market context; readers should follow multi-week trends for clearer signals.
Published: 2025-09-01 | Author: COINOTAG | Updated: 2025-09-01
