- Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a $319.56 million inflow on May 14, with zero outflows among all twelve funds tracked.
- BlackRock’s IBIT led Bitcoin ETFs with a $232.89 million daily inflow and $15.89 billion in total net assets.
- Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a $63.47 million net inflow, with BlackRock’s ETHA contributing $57.61 million alone.
On May 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $319.56 million, with zero outflows recorded across all twelve funds. Ethereum spot ETFs followed with a combined inflow of $63.47 million, as reported by Wu Blockchain.
Bitcoin Spot ETFs Record Impressive Net Inflow
According to Wu Blockchain, May 14 marked a standout day for Bitcoin spot ETFs. The combined net inflow of $319.56 million reflected a strong return of institutional demand. All twelve listed ETFs showed no net outflows, a rare occurrence suggesting broad-based investor conviction.
BlackRock’s IBIT led the market with a daily inflow of $232.89 million, bringing its cumulative inflow to $14.02 billion. Its net assets now stand at $15.89 billion, reinforcing its dominant position. Fidelity’s FBTC saw $36.13 million in new funds, while ARK 21Shares’ ARKB and Bitwise’s BITB brought in $5.16 million and $2.82 million, respectively.
With cumulative total inflows now standing at $41.40 billion and assets under management at $121.84 billion, Bitcoin spot ETFs account for 5.92% of asset’s total market capitalization. The steady inflow and lack of redemptions indicate a strategic buildup by large-scale investors.
Ethereum ETFs Attract Strong Inflows
Ethereum spot ETFs also reported a collective net inflow of $63.47 million on the same day, continuing the wave of interest seen in the broader crypto ETF space. Wu Blockchain highlighted that none of the nine Ethereum spot ETFs posted outflows.
BlackRock’s ETHA led with a $57.61 million inflow, boosting its total inflows to over $4.25 billion and net assets to $3.34 billion. Fidelity’s FETH added $5.86 million, raising its total net assets to $1.43 billion.
Grayscale’s ETHE, despite its overall net outflow of $4.31 billion, did not record any new outflows. This pause may suggest a possible shift in sentiment among its investors.
A Unified Uptrend in Institutional Crypto Exposure
The May 14 data, as shared by Wu Blockchain, points to a coordinated inflow into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, with not a single fund seeing outflows. This rare alignment across all 21 ETFs—twelve for Bitcoin and nine for Ethereum—indicates reinforced investor confidence.
Ethereum ETFs now hold a combined $9.04 billion in net assets, or 2.88% of the asset’s market cap. Together with Bitcoin’s rising ETF position, the numbers reflect the growing presence of crypto in institutional portfolios.
