Bitcoin is projected to account for over 70% of ETF inflows in 2025, while Ethereum is gradually increasing its share.

PANews reported on January 13th, citing The Block , that spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs combined attracted approximately $ 31 billion in inflows in 2025. Bitcoin ETFs maintained a stable market share of approximately 70%-85% throughout the year, becoming the primary allocation target for institutional investors entering the crypto asset market. Ethereum ETFs fluctuated between 15%-30% , indicating that institutional acceptance of ETH is gradually increasing but still relatively weak. The report points out that institutions are continuously buying Bitcoin through ETFs to support its price, viewing it more as a macro hedge or a "digital commodity." Meanwhile, ETFs for other long-tail assets besides ETH , such as XRP , SOL , LINK , LTC , and DOGE , currently have extremely low market share, with most products only expected to be approved and launched by the end of 2025 .