Bitcoin ETFs Stash $2.34 Billion, Ether ETFs Up $638 Million – This Week’s Crypto Circus!

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So, Bitcoin ETFs are basically rolling in dough, pulling in a whopping $2.34 billion this week. Oh, and Ether ETFs decided to join the party with a not-so-shabby $638 million. Institutional investors are apparently going wild for these digital assets. Who would’ve guessed? 🙄

Crypto ETFs Have a Green Week: Bitcoin and Ether Funds Going Strong, Who’s Surprised?

So, here’s the thing: crypto ETFs had a *stellar* week. Like, it was *unreal*. Bitcoin and Ether ETFs both made big moves, closing deep in the green. Apparently, fresh capital flooded in like a tidal wave, with Bitcoin ETFs raking in $2.34 billion, and Ether ETFs trying to catch up with $638 million. What a time to be alive! 😏

Bitcoin ETFs had a serious surge. The standout moment? Midweek on Wednesday, September 10, when a cool $757.14 million came pouring in-just one day. What? Is that even legal? Who’s writing these checks? 💸

The big players? Oh, of course. Blackrock’s IBIT took the lead like it was going for gold, adding a jaw-dropping $1.04 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC wasn’t far behind with $849.56 million. Ark 21shares’ ARKB pitched in with a respectable $181.62 million, and Bitwise’s BITB barely squeaked in with $138.54 million. It’s almost like these guys have nothing better to do with their money. 🙄

BTC Weekly Flows: August to September. Source: Sosovalue

Other ETFs? Oh, you know, just some casual contributions from Vaneck’s HODL ($43.32 million), Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust ($35.20 million), Valkyrie’s BRRR ($19.66 million)-nothing major. What a collection of names!

And then there’s Ether. Ether ETFs finally got their act together after weeks of being the awkward kid at the party. Their best day? Friday, September 12-$405.55 million. Let’s give them credit. It was *something*. Fidelity’s FETH stood out with a not-terrible $381.28 million, Blackrock’s ETHA added $74.13 million, and Grayscale’s ETHE pitched in with $56.87 million.

Smaller amounts from Bitwise’s ETHW ($44.62 million), Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust ($23.63 million), and Vaneck’s ETHV ($17.86 million). You get the idea-everyone’s throwing in their change like it’s some kind of crypto charity. 🙄

So here we are, folks. Bitcoin still king, Ether trying to catch up. But hey, there’s demand, and it’s clear-institutions are getting more interested. If this keeps up, September might just go down as the month that crypto ETFs finally got their act together. Maybe they’ll get a gold star. 🌟

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2025-09-15 18:03