Spot Bitcoin ETFs led crypto flows, attracting $622.75M net last week (Mon $532M, Tue $467M, Wed $46M; Thu $277M outflow, Fri $146M outflow), helping BTC approach $83,000 and pushing cumulative spot-BTC ETF inflows to >$59B. Spot Ethereum ETFs netted >$70M for the week despite a >$103.5M Thursday withdrawal; cumulative spot-ETH ETF inflows exceed $12B since mid‑2024, showing institutional adoption but notable short-term flow volatility. XRP and altcoin ETFs also gained traction (XRP +$34M weekly, cumulative $1.32B; SOL ≈$40M; LINK & DOGE ≈$1M each), indicating broader ETF-driven demand and potential token performance impact.

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Crypto prices marked gains over the past week, including a multi-month high for the market leader, and some of the reasons are the return of demand for spot ETFs tracking their performance.

Here are the precise numbers from last week: the big gainers and those who didn’t see any action.

BTC ETFs: The Winner

The first and largest crypto ETFs were the undisputed leaders in terms of attracting funds last week, despite the rough ending. The financial vehicles saw net inflows of $532 million on Monday, $467 million on Tuesday, and $46 million on Wednesday when the asset peaked at almost $83,000.

Its price momentum began to fade at the end of the business week, coinciding with substantial net outflows of $277 million on Thursday and $146 million on Friday. Nevertheless, the total weekly inflow stood at an impressive $622.75 million, up from the previous week’s $154 million.

The cumulative total net inflows have risen to well over $59 billion as of Friday’s market close.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs Net Flows. Source: SoSoValue

ETH ETFs Follow Suit

The spot Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, had only one day in the red, but it was painful. After pulling $61 million on Monday, $97.6 million on Tuesday, $11.6 million on Wednesday, and a more modest $3.6 million on Friday, the funds saw a significant withdrawal of over $103.5 million on Thursday, according to SoSoValue data.

Nevertheless, the week ended well in the green, with net inflows of over $70 million. However, it still couldn’t offset the losses seen from the previous week, which ended on May 1, when investors pulled out over $82 million from the funds.

The cumulative net inflows into the spot ETH ETFs remain above $12 billion since their inception in mid-2024.

Spot Ethereum ETF Flows. Source: SoSoValue

XRP ETFs and Some Honorable Mentions

The funds tracking Ripple’s cross-border token didn’t have a single day in the red last week, but Thursday was a no-action day with $0.00 reportable flows. Investors inserted nearly $4 million on Monday, over $11 million on Tuesday, $13 million on Wednesday, and $6 million on Friday.

The week ended with more than $34 million in net inflows, which is significantly more impressive than the minor $35K in net outflows during the previous week. The total net flows are up to another all-time high of $1.32 billion.

The honorable mentions are the SOL ETFs, which saw almost $40 million in net inflows last week, while the LINK and DOGE ETFs gained somewhere around $1 million each.

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