Bitcoin spot ETFs added $996.5M last week, marking a third straight week of inflows; BlackRock clients bought $906.1M in BTC.
Digital asset investment products saw another active week, with Bitcoin funds drawing the largest share of new capital.
The latest flow data also showed continued interest in Ethereum, Solana, and XRP products.
At the same time, BlackRock accounted for most of the Bitcoin buying during the reporting period.
Bitcoin ETFs Extend Weekly Inflow Streak
From April 13 to April 17, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $996.5 million. That marked the third straight week of positive flows.
It also showed that investor demand stayed firm through mid-April. The latest number kept Bitcoin ETFs at the center of market activity.
Weekly inflows near $1 billion showed that investors kept adding exposure. As a result, the category maintained its recent pace.
Last week Bitcoin spot ETFs logged $996M inflow, extending streak to 3 weeks
From April 13 to April 17 (ET), spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $996 million, marking the third consecutive week of net inflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of $276 million. SOL spot… pic.twitter.com/LxcdbPFDDC
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) April 20, 2026
Some market updates listed the weekly total at $996 million. Other reports placed it at $996.5 million.
Still, both figures pointed to the same trend of steady inflows. This three-week streak added to the recent flow pattern for Bitcoin funds.
It also showed that regulated crypto products remained in focus. For now, Bitcoin stayed well ahead of other digital asset ETFs.
Ethereum, Solana, and XRP Funds Also Add Inflows
Spot Ethereum ETFs also recorded positive flows during the same period. From April 13 to April 17, they posted net inflows of $276 million.
That placed Ethereum second among the listed crypto ETF categories. The Ethereum total showed that investor interest was not limited to Bitcoin.
Buyers also added capital to Ether-linked funds during the week. As a result, demand remained broad across major crypto products.
Solana and XRP funds also ended the week with gains. SOL spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $35.17 million. Meanwhile, XRP spot ETFs posted net inflows of $55.39 million.
Although those totals were smaller, they still showed fresh buying activity. In turn, that suggested investors were spreading capital across several digital assets.
Bitcoin remained far ahead, but other products also attracted support.
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BlackRock Drives Most of the Bitcoin Buying
BlackRock clients bought $906.1 million worth of Bitcoin during the week. That amount made up most of the total inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs.
As a result, BlackRock remained the main source of weekly Bitcoin ETF demand.
The gap between BlackRock’s buying and the full weekly total was wide. With overall inflows at $996.5 million, BlackRock accounted for the largest share. That left a much smaller amount across other issuers.
🚨🇺🇸 Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $996.5M last week.
BlackRock clients bought $906,100,00 worth of $BTC. pic.twitter.com/IgL5lqeU0K
— DustyBC Crypto (@DustyBC) April 19, 2026
This flow pattern showed where investor preference was strongest during the week.
It also reflected BlackRock’s strong position in the Bitcoin ETF market. Even so, the broader inflow streak covered the full category, not one issuer alone. The weekly data did not point to a major change in direction.
Instead, it showed continued demand through one of the largest providers. That trend helped shape the overall Bitcoin ETF result.