Between September 22-26, 2025, the spot bitcoin-ETF sector recorded outflows of $902.5 million, according to SoSoValue.

According to the platform, negative capital flows were observed in eight funds during the period, the distribution of which is as follows:

• FBTC — $737.76 million;
• ARKB — $123.28 million;
• BITB — $92.38 million;
• GBTC — $84.69 million;
• HODL — $13.19 million;
• BTC — $22.48 million;
• EZBC — $6.35 million;
• BRRR — $4.96 million.

In turn, two ETFs — BTCW and DEFI — did not receive funds under management, and two recorded capital inflows, namely:

• IBIT — $173.88 million;
• BTCO — $10.02 million.

At the same time, Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds lost funds totaling $795.56 million, according to SoSoValue.

In the spot Ethereum-ETF segment, outflows from all funds were as follows:

• FETH by Fidelity — $362.25 million;
• ETHA by BlackRock — $241.41 million;
• ETHW by Bitwise — $78.26 million;
• ETH from Grayscale — $67.96 million;
• ETHE by Grayscale — $38.37 million;
• EZET by Franklin Templeton — $2.98 million;
• QETH by Invesco — $2.34 million;
• ETHV by VanEck — $1.44 million;
• TETH by 21Shares — $0.55 million.

Last week, capital inflows into bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds exceeded $1.4 billion.