With the spiking volatility in the wider crypto market, the outflow in the crypto spot ETF category has reached new heights. Yet, SoSoValue has observed a sudden inflow of roughly $14 million in the past 24 hours.
It is worth noting that the inflow has helped the cumulative total inflow to reach $35.2 billion; despite collective inflow, major players have reported a significant outflow.
Players like BlackRock, GrayScale, and BITCO remain in the red
As of data available on SoSoValue, IBIT by BlackRock saw an outflow of $47.05 million, and the Bitcoin spot ETF by GrayScale mirrored an outflow of $11.81 million following GrayScale’s cumulative net inflow of $22.49 billion.
BITCO and BTCW also saw an outflow of $12.41 million and $3.51 million; on the other hand, Ethereum spot ETFs have also seen an outflow of $10.40 million, with GrayScale’s Ether spot ETF bleeding $3.54 million and Fidelity ETF mirrored an outflow of $3.57 million.
The cumulative total net inflow is $2.63 billion, the total value traded is $299.41 million, and the total net asset is $6.66 billion, with heated debates over tariffs and uncertainty over international trade.
Crypto ETFs are expected to recover after the approval of new spot ETFs
In the past few days, the crypto ETF market has been mirroring a constant outflow, with major players losing their grip on the market. Yet, the approval of spot ETFs of XRP, Solana, Cardano, and Litecoin will change the narrative of ETFs and improve the inflow pace.
In a recent development, the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States has delayed its decision over spot ETF of Litecoin, Solana, and Dogecoin spot ETF filed by some known asset managers.
It is worth noting that after the approval and launch of the Bitcoin spot ETF, a sudden push in crypto adoption has been observed, as these products have made investing in crypto more accessible than ever before.
The ETF market has enjoyed many highs in 2024, yet the pace of inflow has remained slow since the beginning of 2025; in the same frame, the total Bitcoin holdings of the ETF providers have seen a bleed, with IBIT now holding 567.99k, FBTC holding 197.57k and GBTC has 195.74k.
From 11th January 2024 till 12th March 2025, the total outflow of GrayScale is $-22.44 billion, making it the only ETF mirroring severe outflow.
The price of Bitcoin is struggling below the mark of $85k, yet in the 48 hours, the bull a, initial support has been recorded, which helped the market to add roughly 1.00 % in the past 24 hours.
Until publishing, the crypto market cap was $2.68 trillion, which has observed several disbalances that resulted in a 10% weekly loss.
