Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Gain $23 Billion Weekly, Mostly From Price Appreciation
Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds added $23 billion in assets last week, with only $2.6 billion attributable to new investor capital.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs expanded their asset base by $23 billion over the past week, according to available data. However, the underlying composition reveals that the bulk of the growth came from price appreciation rather than fresh inflows. New investor money contributed only $2.6 billion of the total increase, indicating that approximately $20.4 billion resulted from rising valuations of existing holdings.
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