Which ETFs led net flows weekly?

TLDR

Over the past week, Fidelitys FBTC led net inflows among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, while BlackRocks ETHA and Fidelitys FETH led among U.S. spot Ether ETFs.

1. Bitcoin ETFs: roughly $70 million net inflows for the week, with FBTC the top gainer, reversing a four?week outflow run weekly inflows.
2. Ether ETFs: about $312.6 million net weekly inflows, led by ETHA and FETH weekly inflows.
3. Daily color: on one of the strongest days, IBIT topped individual inflows with about $120 million even as other issuers saw outflows daily leaders.

Deep Dive

1. Bitcoin Leaders

Spot Bitcoin ETFs swung back to modest net weekly inflows, about $70 million, ending a four?week redemption streak that pulled roughly $4.35 billion from the complex weekly inflows. Within that week, Fidelitys FBTC was the largest positive contributor, while some peers, including BlackRocks IBIT, registered net outflows on certain days issuer breakdown.

2. Ether Leaders

Spot Ether ETFs posted a stronger rebound than Bitcoin products, with about $312.6 million in net weekly inflows after several weeks of outflows weekly inflows. The bulk of that weeks additions came from BlackRocks ETHA and Fidelitys FETH, which together accounted for most of the positive flow issuer breakdown.

3. Daily Pattern

Under the surface, daily prints remained mixed. On one of the strongest sessions, BlackRocks IBIT led with about $120.1 million of inflows, while other funds saw outflows that partially offset the days total daily leaders. This pattern explains how weekly totals can be positive even when a high?profile fund posts outflows on certain days context.

Conclusion

Weekly flow leadership favored Fidelitys FBTC for Bitcoin and BlackRocks ETHA plus Fidelitys FETH for Ether, while day?to?day prints continued to churn. The key takeaway is that weekly aggregates turned positive, with leadership concentrated in a few large, liquid funds.