Crypto ETFs Record $883.8M Weekly Inflows as Total AUM Climbs to $143.66B

The crypto ETF market has experienced a significant recovery in the last seven days, which indicates new institutional trust in digital assets including Bitcoin and other altcoins. As of the most recent crypto ETFs Overview dated January 21, 2026, the total assets under management stood at $143.66 billion, whereas the net capital flows became solidly positive. The data points to an increasing demand in both Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure via regulated investment vehicles, as broader crypto markets remain vulnerable to macroeconomic indicators and price volatility.

Total Assets Under Management Reach $143.66 Billion

The total assets managed in all the crypto ETFs have reached $143,660,338,209, which confirms the further growth of the sphere. Bitcoin ETFs are the most common and have an AUM of $125.04 billion, which indicates that Bitcoin is the main institutional entry point to crypto markets.

Ethereum ETFs represent an asset of $18.62 billion that only continues to grow as investors allocate more to their smart-contract platforms and staking-based strategies. The trend of the AUM in the seven-day period was relatively steady with some weak positive growth suggesting steady inflows and not temporary speculative bursts.

Net Inflows Turn Positive at $883.8 Million

Within the seven-day period, net flows across ETFs tracking cryptocurrencies were a positive of $883.8 million. This turnaround is an improvement on transitory outflows seen in previous months. Bitcoin ETFs had the largest inflows, with inflows of $753.8 million and Ethereum ETFs had inflows of $130.0 million. 

The flow data implies re-emerging risk acceptance by both institutional and high net worth investors, especially Bitcoin linked products, which are still considered a macro hedge and a long-term store of value.

Bitcoin ETFs Lead Market Momentum

Bitcoin ETFs were the obvious force behind weekly performance, sustained by substantial inflows and high volume. Bitcoin dominance in the crypto ETF market is confirmed by the combined AUM of Bitcoin ETFs totaling $125.04 billion.

Bitcoin related products performed better since investors reacted to stabilising prices and prospects regarding the ongoing regulatory transparency. The volume also indicated increased participation especially on the largest spot and futures-based Bitcoin funds.

Ethereum ETFs Show Steady Institutional Interest

Ethereum funds continued to be on an upward trend, with a total assets of $18.62 billion and net inflows of $130.0 million during the seven days. Smaller than Bitcoin ETFs, Ethereum products are still drawing investments to capitalize on decentralized finance, tokenization and staking-style yield businesses. The introduction of Ethereum staking ETFs has provided a new aspect of demand with an income-based exposure, and with the potential of price appreciation.

Top Funds Dominate Crypto ETFs and Trading Volume

The iShares Bitcoin Trust is the largest individual fund with an assets under management of $74.4 billion, a market capitalization of $70.2 billion, and a trading volume of 3.9 billion. The iShares Ethereum Trust comes next with AUM of $11.7 billion, market cap of $10.7 billion, volume of $1.4 billion. 

ProShares Bitcoin ETF (BITO) has assets of $2.3 billion, and the market cap is $2.2 billion and volume of the fund is $666.1 million. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund has figures of AUM of $17.6 billion, market cap of $18.3 billion, and volume of $512.9 million. 

The Ethereum Staking Mini ETF of Grayscale has an asset of $1.2 billion, a $1.4 billion market capitalization and a trading volume of $275.8 million.

Market Outlook Remains Constructive

The most recent seven-day update shows that crypto ETFs still act as a vital linking point between conventional finance and digital assets. The investor demand is still strong with total AUM of $143.66 billion and net inflows of almost $884 million. Bitcoin still has a dominant position in terms of capital, and Ethereum is gradually gaining strong institutions.