U.S. spot crypto ETFs recorded a strong day of inflows on February 25, 2026, with total net inflows reaching approximately $697.79 million.
Bitcoin spot ETFs led the move, attracting 7,910 BTC worth about $506.60 million. Ethereum spot ETFs followed with 84,923 ETH in inflows, totaling roughly $157.20 million. Solana spot ETFs added 391,540 SOL valued at $30.90 million, while XRP spot ETFs saw inflows of 2.29 million XRP worth $3.09 million. There were no recorded flows for LINK, DOGE, LTC, AVAX, or HBAR products.
Bitcoin ETFs Drive the Majority of Inflows
Bitcoin ETFs were responsible for the bulk of the capital entering the market. In total, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs purchased approximately 7,910 BTC during the session, reinforcing sustained institutional demand.
BlackRock’s ETF accounted for the largest share, buying 4,640 BTC valued at $297.40 million. The firm also added 16,909 ETH worth $31.30 million.
Fidelity’s ETF purchased 470 BTC worth $30.10 million and accumulated 33,440 ETH valued at $61.90 million.
Bitwise added 615 BTC worth $39.40 million.
Grayscale reported purchases of 1,902 BTC valued at $121.80 million and also accumulated 32,143 ETH worth $59.50 million.
Institutional Demand Remains Strong
The scale and distribution of inflows across major issuers suggest continued institutional participation, particularly in Bitcoin and Ethereum products. With nearly $700 million entering spot ETFs in a single day, capital flows remain a key structural support for the broader crypto market.
