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Crypto ETFs experienced an influx of capital following several days of losses., 2026/05/03 12:40:10
Cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a capital inflow of $731 million on the last trading day of the week, following a total outflow of $651.9 million from Monday to Thursday, according to analysis from CoinGlass and SoSoValue.
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On April 27, there was a significant daily outflow of $313.6 million from crypto funds. The following day, April 28, the outflow amounted to an additional $109.3 million, and on April 29, it reached $221.81 million. By the end of April, the situation had somewhat stabilized, with investors withdrawing $7.23 million from crypto-ETFs on April 30. However, the turnaround on May 1 partially offset these losses.
A sharp inflow on May 1 was driven by funds linked to the price of Bitcoin, which gained $629.73 million. Ethereum funds saw an increase of over $101 million, despite the fact that Ethereum ETFs had recorded losses throughout the preceding week.
Overall, Bitcoin funds demonstrated an inflow of $153.83 million for the week, marking the worst performance since early February. Ethereum funds experienced a decline of over $82 million, XRP ETFs saw a decrease of $35,000, and Solana funds lost $1.24 million.
For April, spot Bitcoin ETFs reported a net inflow of $1.97 billion, the best result since October 2025. This figure is nearly double the inflow recorded in March ($1.32 billion). As a result of this growth, the total capital inflow since the beginning of the year has turned positive, and the cumulative inflow since the launch of ETFs has approached $58 billion.
In mid-April, there was a ten-day streak of inflows into crypto funds totaling $2.1 billion, marking the longest and largest increase in capital invested in such assets since October. In October, during a surge in Bitcoin prices, the inflow over the same number of days amounted to $5.33 billion.
