Another week of strong performance in the crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) market shows that institutional interest in digital assets remains strong. In the most recent seven-day report released on January 7, 2026, total assets under management (AUM) in crypto ETFs have grown to $141,774,401,696 and net inflows are up to $423 million. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs were the biggest drivers in the growth and they strengthen their leading position in regulated crypto investment products.
Total AUM Climbs to $141.7 Billion Across Crypto ETFs
The aggregate AUM in crypto ETFs was at $141.77 billion in the last seven days. Most of the shares were in Bitcoin ETFs, which held assets of $123.6 billion.
The Ethereum ETFs, though smaller in comparison, continued to have a considerable presence with AUM of $18.1 billion. The gradual increase in total AUM indicates the growth in trust by institutional and traditional investors who want to be exposed to crypto markets via regulated vehicles.
Net Inflows Reach $423 Million Over Seven Days
The reported period saw the inflows of crypto ETFs total net of $423 million dollars. Bitcoin ETFs recorded the largest inflows of $355.1 million which is an indication of further accumulation as well as high investor demand. The Ethereum ETFs were followed with net inflows of $67.9 million.
The overall weekly positive flows indicate a new positive momentum following the volatility in the markets and indicates further increase in investment sentiment towards digital assets.
Bitcoin ETFs Continue to Dominate Market Share
Bitcoin ETFs are still the foundation of the crypto ETF industry. Their AUM of over $123.6 billion is the lion’s share of the overall cryptocurrency ETF assets. It is important to note that strong inflows and consistent price action have made Bitcoin ETFs resilient and improved their position as the number one institutional exposure to cryptocurrency.
The steady inflow of capital into Bitcoin-related funds will highlight the fact that Bitcoin is the most proven digital asset in regulated financial markets.
Ethereum ETFs Maintain Steady Institutional Interest
The total AUM of Ethereum ETFs was $18.1 billion over the course of the seven days. Although the inflows were lower than those witnessed in the Bitcoin ETF, Ethereum was able to receive net new capital of $67.9 million. This gradual growth shows the confidence of an investor in the long-term value of Ethereum, such as decentralized finance, smart contracts and on-chain applications.
Top Crypto ETF Funds by AUM and Volume
iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) became the biggest crypto ETF among individual funds that manages $72.8 billion in AUM and has $71.5 billion in market capitalization and a turnover of $2.8 billion. The second was Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) with AUM of $18.2 billion, market value of $18.9 billion and volume of $452.8 million.
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF (GBTC) had reported $15.2 billion AUM, which is equivalent to its market cap of $15.2 billion and $380.7 million trading volume. On the Ethereum side, iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) had AUM of $11.2 billion and volume of $1.0 billion as its market cap. ProShares Bitcoin ETF (BITO) was the fifth largest, with AUM of $2.3 billion, market cap of $1.4 billion and a trading volume of $729.6 million.
Market Outlook Remains Constructive
The most recent cryptocurrency ETF data indicates a positive market perspective where assets, positive inflows and high trading activities are increasing in the major funds. As Bitcoin and Ethereum keep gaining capital interest, cryptocurrency ETFs are gaining traction as a framing tool between traditional financial and digital assets. With increased regulatory clarity and institutional adoption, the cryptocurrency ETF market will be in a good position to grow further in the coming months.
