\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tThe spot Ethereum ETF ended a multi-month red streak. \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
April turned out to be the best month for the cryptocurrency markets on different fronts since late last year, with BTC posting a double-digit surge and the spot Bitcoin ETFs attracting almost $2 billion.<\/p>\n
At the same time, the exchange-traded funds tracking the world\u2019s largest altcoin stopped a five-month painful streak, in which they bled well over $2.5 billion.<\/p>\n
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Turn Green YTD<\/h2>\n
After a record-setting July 2025 in which the funds tracking bitcoin gained over $6 billion, investors continued to pour money into the financial vehicles in September and October, as roughly $3.5 billion flowed into each month. However, the tides turned in November when the same amount was withdrawn as the entire crypto market bled out. Over $1 billion was pulled out in December and another $1.6 billion in January.<\/p>\n
February saw a substantial reduction in investor exodus, but it was still in the red, with net outflows of $206 million. March finally snapped this four-month streak, with net inflows of $1.32 billion. April was even better. Aside from the nearly 12% monthly surge<\/a> in the underlying asset, the ETFs<\/a> attracted just shy of $2 billion, according to data from SoSoValue, marking the best monthly performance since October last year.<\/p>\n Moreover, the positive flows for March and April have managed to reverse the year-to-date numbers as the cumulative flows for 2026 now stand at almost $1.5 billion.<\/p>\n BlackRock\u2019s IBIT remains the undisputed leader in terms of overall flows, followed by Fidelity\u2019s FBTC.<\/p>\n While the BTC ETFs managed to break their negative streak in March, the Ethereum counterparts couldn\u2019t. The funds tracking ETH bled out heavily in November (-$1.42 billion), followed by another $616 million in December, $353 million in January, $370 million in February, and a more modest $46 million in March.<\/p>\n This five-month negative streak, which became the worst in the spot Ethereum ETFs<\/a>\u2018 history, finally ended in April. Investors poured $356 million last month, but the YTD performance remains negative, with over $410 million leaving the funds in just four months.<\/p>\n Once again, the (first) product launched by BlackRock (ETHA) is the undeniable market leader, followed by Fidelity\u2019s FETH.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\nETH ETFs Break Streak<\/h2>\n
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