Bitcoin ETFs Record $467M Inflows While BTC Retakes $82,000

Key insights:

• Bitcoin ETFs recorded $467.35 million in daily net inflows on May 5, 2026, as Bitcoin retook the $82,000 level.
• BlackRock’s IBIT led all funds with $251.43 million in daily net inflows.
• Ethereum ETFs posted $97.57 million in daily net inflows on May 5, extending the category’s weekly total to $158.86 million.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded another strong inflow session on May 5, 2026, as Bitcoin climbed back above $82,000. According to data from SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs added $467.35 Million in daily net inflows, extending the current recovery streak. The move pushed cumulative inflows across all Bitcoin ETFs to $59.72 Billion while total net assets reached a record $108.98 Billion. At the same time, Ethereum ETFs also remained in positive territory, continuing a three-session rebound after the previous week’s outflows.

Bitcoin ETFs Extend Strong Weekly Recovery

BlackRock’s IBIT (NASDAQ: IBIT) led the session with $251.43 million in daily net inflows, lifting its cumulative total to $913.75 million for the period reported. Fidelity’s FBTC (CBOE: FBTC) followed with $133.20 million, bringing its cumulative total to $11.40 billion.

Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB (CBOE: ARKB) contributed $92.28 million on the day. Also its cumulative total reached $1.75 billion. Bitwise’s BITB (NYSE: BITB) added $14.62 million, with a cumulative total of $2.15 billion.

Grayscale’s GBTC (NYSE: GBTC) recorded $18.40 million in outflows, keeping its cumulative net outflow position at $26.31 billion. VanEck’s HODL (CBOE: HODL) shed $5.77 million, with its cumulative figure at negative $21.99 million.

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

Bitcoin ETFs Post Near-$1 Billion Weekly Total

The May 5 session was the third consecutive strong positive day for Bitcoin ETFs following the prior week’s losses.

May 1 had delivered $629.73 million in daily inflows, May 4 added $532.21 million with $3.60 billion in trading volume and net assets of $106.44 billion, and May 5 contributed $467.35 million.

For the week ending May 5, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $999.56 million in net inflows, with total value traded at $6.21 billion and net assets at $108.98 billion.

The figure comes within $440,000 of crossing $1 billion for the week, making it the second-largest weekly total in the data available, behind only the $996.38 million recorded for the week ending April 17.

The prior week ending May 1 had posted $153.87 million, while the week ending April 24 had recorded $823.70 million.

Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum Products Both Close May 5 in Positive Territory

Ethereum ETFs posted $97.57 million in daily net inflows on May 5, their third consecutive positive session following the prior week’s outflow run.

Cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum ETFs climbed to $12.17 billion, with total net assets reaching $14.15 billion.

Daily trading volume for Ethereum ETFs came in at $415.29 million on May 5, following $632.36 million on May 4 and $555.87 million on May 1.

The three-session inflow run covers May 1 at $101.18 million, May 4 at $61.29 million, and May 5 at $97.57 million, producing a combined total of $260.04 million.

Prior to that run, Ethereum ETFs had posted four consecutive negative sessions from April 27 through April 30.

Ethereum Weekly Data Turns Positive After Prior Week’s Outflows

For the week ending May 5, Ethereum ETFs recorded $158.86 million in net inflows, with total value traded at $1.05 billion and net assets at $14.15 billion.

The prior week ending May 1 had posted $82.47 million in net outflows, with $2.60 billion in total value traded.

The week ending April 24 had recorded $155.01 million in positive weekly flows, and the week ending April 17 had posted $275.83 million.

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