US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post Strongest Daily Inflows Since February as Demand Rebounds

TLDR

The rebound came after a slower period for spot Bitcoin ETF activity. It also pushed cumulative net inflows to about $56.43 billion. Total assets under management moved back above $90 billion after the recent gains.

Data cited from SoSoValue showed that no Bitcoin ETF posted negative flows on the day. Six funds recorded zero flows, while six funds ended the session with positive inflows. That broad result marked a clear change from recent weaker sessions.

Bitcoin’s price also moved sharply during the same period. It briefly approached $70,000 before falling back below $69,000, according to the provided market data. That move came during a period of wider uncertainty across digital asset markets.

BlackRock, Fidelity and ARK lead the daily totals

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, trading under IBIT, led the day with about $181.89 million in inflows. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, or FBTC, followed with about $147.32 million. ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, or ARKB, added about $118.76 million.

Together, those three funds accounted for nearly 95% of the day’s total inflows. Other positive contributors included Grayscale’s mini BTC trust with $17.59 million. Bitwise’s BITB added $3.79 million, while VanEck’s HODL posted $1.97 million.

The provided data also showed that ARKB marked its largest daily inflow since July 10, 2025. Arkham also reported that ETF outflows slowed to a halt last week. Major issuers sold only about $16.6 million in Bitcoin during that period.

According to the same report, ARK Invest’s ARKB bought the most Bitcoin over the week. Its purchases reached about $34 million in BTC. The inflow trend also lifted April net inflows to about $307 million after three trading sessions.

Recovery in ETF demand meets weaker on-chain signals

The strong ETF session arrived while on-chain demand remained soft. CryptoQuant data, cited in the provided material, showed 30-day apparent demand near negative 87,600 BTC by April 5. That reading pointed to weaker spot market demand despite fund inflows.

He added that Bitcoin may struggle to break out unless that dynamic improves.

The provided report also said wallets holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC have shifted to net distribution. One-year holdings moved from about positive 200,000 BTC at the 2024 peak to negative 188,000 BTC. That change reflected heavy selling by larger holders.

At the same time, market sentiment stayed under pressure. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index remained in “Extreme Fear” at 13, based on the supplied figures. Broader volatility also came amid geopolitical pressure and concerns about Bitcoin’s quantum resistance.

Ether ETFs also attract fresh inflows

US spot Ether ETFs also posted a strong session on April 6. These funds recorded $120.24 million in net inflows, according to the provided figures. That was their largest daily inflow since March 17, when they drew $138.25 million.

The gain also offset $78 million in outflows from the prior two trading sessions. Even so, Ether ETFs had posted three straight months of losses before this recovery. Total outflows across that period reached about $770 million.

Other crypto ETF segments showed limited activity during the same session. XRP products recorded zero inflows, while Solana ETFs attracted about $247,000. That left Bitcoin and Ether funds as the main drivers of ETF activity for the day.

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