- Bitcoin ETFs recorded $14.45 million in daily net inflows on April 24, 2026.
- BlackRock’s IBIT led all funds with $22.88 million in daily net inflows.
- Ethereum ETFs returned to positive territory with $23.38 million in net inflows on April 24.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $14.45 million in daily net inflows on April 24, 2026, extending a nine-day consecutive positive run, according to SoSoValue data.
The session was modest in size compared to recent days, with mixed fund-level results keeping the daily total narrow.
Ethereum ETFs posted $23.38 million in net inflows, returning to positive ground after the $75.94 million outflow recorded on April 23.
Bitcoin ETFs Hold Positive Ground With BlackRock Leading
BlackRock’s IBIT (NASDAQ: IBIT) was the session’s largest positive contributor with $22.88 million in daily net inflows. This lifted its cumulative total to $190.37 million for the period reported.
Morgan Stanley’s MSBT (NYSE: MSBT) added $11.13 million on the day, bringing its cumulative total to $153.04 million.
Three funds recorded outflows on April 24. Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB (CBOE: ARKB) shed $9.02 million, with a cumulative total of $1.61 billion. Bitwise’s BITB (NYSE: BITB) posted $8.85 million in outflows, trimming its cumulative total to $2.13 billion.
Fidelity’s FBTC (CBOE: FBTC) recorded a smaller outflow of $1.69 million, with a cumulative total of $11.03 billion.
Grayscale’s GBTC (NYSE: GBTC), Grayscale’s BTC (NYSE: BTC), VanEck’s HODL (CBOE: HODL), Invesco’s BTCO (CBOE: BTCO), Valkyrie’s BRRR (NASDAQ: BRRR), Franklin’s EZBC (CBOE: EZBC), WisdomTree’s BTCW (CBOE: BTCW), and Hashdex’s DEFI (NYSE: DEFI) each recorded zero flows for the session.
Total net assets across all Bitcoin ETFs reached $102.64 billion on April 24, down slightly from $102.79 billion on April 23.
Nine-Day Daily Streak Builds on a Run Stretching Back to April 14
The nine-day inflow run for Bitcoin ETFs spans from April 14 through April 24. The sequence of daily net inflows across that period ran as follows:
$411.50 million on April 14, $186.03 million on April 15, $26.05 million on April 16, $663.91 million on April 17, $238.37 million on April 20, $11.84 million on April 21, $335.82 million on April 22, $223.21 million on April 23, and $14.45 million on April 24. The only interruption prior to this run was the $291.11 million outflow on April 13.
On a weekly basis, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $823.70 million in net inflows for the week ending April 24, 2026. Total value traded for the week reached $11.26 billion, with net assets at $102.64 billion.
The prior week ending April 17 had posted $996.38 million in weekly net inflows with $15.39 billion in total value traded.
The week ending April 10 recorded $786.31 million and the week ending April 2 posted $22.34 million. The week ending March 27 had recorded $296.18 million in net outflows.
Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum Products Both Close April 24 in Positive Territory
Ethereum ETFs posted $23.38 million in daily net inflows on April 24, recovering from the prior day’s $75.94 million outflow.
Cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum ETFs climbed back to $12.10 billion, with total net assets at $13.79 billion. Daily trading volume for Ethereum ETFs came in at $459.88 million, below the $747.15 million recorded on April 23.
The April 24 Ethereum ETF result followed a broadly positive recent stretch. April 22 had posted $96.44 million in inflows, April 21 added $43.36 million, and April 20 recorded $67.77 million.
The single negative session on April 23 at $75.94 million in outflows had temporarily pulled cumulative net inflows to $11.98 billion.
Ethereum Weekly Data Extends Positive Trend as Current Period Builds
On a weekly basis, Ethereum ETFs recorded $155.01 million in net inflows for the week ending April 24, 2026. Total value traded for the week stood at $3.41 billion, with net assets at $13.79 billion.
The prior week ending April 17 had posted $275.83 million in weekly net inflows, and the week ending April 10 recorded $187.07 million. The week ending April 2 had posted $42.15 million in net outflows.
