Bitcoin ETFs See $85M Inflows as BTC Holds Above $78,000

Key Insights

• Bitcoin ETFs recorded $85.04 million in daily net inflows on April 22, 2026.
• Fidelity’s FBTC led all funds with $56.69 million in daily net inflows.
• Ethereum ETFs have now posted seven consecutive days of net inflows.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $85.04 million in daily net inflows on April 22, 2026. This has extended a positive stretch for crypto investment products, according to SoSoValue data.

The session pushed cumulative total net inflows across all Bitcoin ETFs to $58.08 billion. Ethereum ETFs continued their positive run with gains recorded on both April 20 and April 21, while Bitcoin held above $78,000.

Bitcoin ETFs Post Positive Session With Fidelity Leading

Fidelity’s FBTC (CBOE: FBTC) led all funds on April 22 with $56.69 million in daily net inflows, lifting its cumulative total to $11.05 billion.

Bitwise’s BITB (NYSE: BITB) contributed $15.43 million, bringing its cumulative total to $2.15 billion. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT (NYSE: MSBT) added $11.31 million in the session, bringing its cumulative total to $132.55 million.

Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB (CBOE: ARKB) posted $11.91 million in inflows, with a cumulative total of $1.55 billion. WisdomTree’s BTCW (CBOE: BTCW) contributed $6.26 million, lifting its cumulative total to $92.60 million.

Grayscale’s GBTC (NYSE: GBTC) was the session’s only fund to record outflows. The fund shed $16.56 million on the day, keeping its cumulative net outflow position at $26.22 billion.

Grayscale’s BTC (NYSE: BTC), Invesco’s BTCO (CBOE: BTCO), Valkyrie’s BRRR (NASDAQ: BRRR), Franklin’s EZBC (CBOE: EZBC), and Hashdex’s DEFI (NYSE: DEFI) each recorded zero flows for the session.

Daily Flow History Places April 22 Within a Sustained Positive Run

The April 22 session followed a run of positive daily totals across the prior trading days. On April 20, $238.37 million in inflows were recorded.

April 21 posted a smaller daily gain of $11.84 million, with total value traded at $1.86 billion and net assets pulling back slightly to $99.08 billion.

April 17 had delivered the strongest single-session total in the recent stretch at $663.91 million, with $4.79 billion in value traded and net assets at $101.45 billion.

On a weekly basis, the current period ending April 21 posted $250.22 million in net inflows, with total value traded at $4.04 billion and net assets at $99.08 billion.

The prior week ending April 17 had recorded $996.38 million in weekly net inflows with $15.39 billion in value traded, and the week ending April 10 posted $786.31 million. The week ending March 27 had recorded $296.18 million in net outflows.

Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum Funds Both Hold Positive Ground

Ethereum ETFs posted $67.77 million in daily net inflows on April 20 and $43.36 million on April 21.

The April 21 session brought cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum ETFs to $12.05 billion, with total net assets at $13.66 billion.

Daily trading volume for Ethereum ETFs on April 21 came in at $648.89 million, following $745.07 million on April 20.

The weekly figure for Ethereum ETFs for the period ending April 21 reached $111.13 million, with total value traded at $1.39 billion and net assets at $13.66 billion.

The prior week ending April 17 had posted $275.83 million in weekly net inflows with $4.53 billion in value traded.

The week ending April 10 recorded $187.07 million, while the week ending April 2 had posted $42.15 million in net outflows.

Ethereum Extends Winning Streak

Taken together, the April 22 Bitcoin ETF session and the Ethereum ETF data across April 20 and 21 point to a period of consistent positive flows across both major crypto fund categories.

Bitcoin ETFs have now posted four consecutive weeks of net inflows covering the periods ending April 2, April 10, April 17, and the partial week ending April 21.

Ethereum ETFs have extended their own positive streak over the same period, with weekly inflows rising from $187.07 million to $275.83 million.

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