The post Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Investments Have Already Topped 2024—Will It Last? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief Crypto ETPs drew $3.17 billion in inflows last week, pushing 2025’s total to a record $48.7 billion. Friday’s market crash saw minimal ETF outflows of just $159 million, suggesting retail investors held positions while institutional traders remained largely unaffected. Bitcoin briefly dropped below $110,000 over the weekend but is recovering, with Ethereum showing a larger gain over the last 24 hours. Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded products pulled in $3.17 billion worth of funds last week before spot markets tanked on Friday during tense trade talks between the U.S. and China. Bitcoin funds pulled in $2.6 billion and Ethereum funds saw $338 million worth of new deposits, according to a report from crypto asset manager CoinShares. Last week’s inflows have brought the year-to-date crypto fund deposits to a record $48.7 billion, meaning crypto ETPs have already beat last year’s record flows. There’s some evidence that the crash had an impact on ETF holdings, but not much. “Friday saw little reaction with a paltry $159m outflows,” noted CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill.  He added that it’s unlikely retail traders were the ones selling their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF shares on Friday. “We’ve found that retail holders of ETPs tend to be much ‘stickier’ than institutional investors, who often engage in basis trading,” he told Decrypt, referring to traders who buy long spot and short futures. “Therefore, I’d expect most of the outflows to come from institutional investors who were likely washed out of the basis trade after this recent sell-off, rather than from retail holders—although there was no evidence of this on Friday flows, so it seems that the institutional basis trades (who really move the flows) were not impacted much.” At the time of writing, users on Myriad, a prediction market owned by Decrypt parent company Dastan, think… The post Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Investments Have Already Topped 2024—Will It Last? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief Crypto ETPs drew $3.17 billion in inflows last week, pushing 2025’s total to a record $48.7 billion. Friday’s market crash saw minimal ETF outflows of just $159 million, suggesting retail investors held positions while institutional traders remained largely unaffected. Bitcoin briefly dropped below $110,000 over the weekend but is recovering, with Ethereum showing a larger gain over the last 24 hours. Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded products pulled in $3.17 billion worth of funds last week before spot markets tanked on Friday during tense trade talks between the U.S. and China. Bitcoin funds pulled in $2.6 billion and Ethereum funds saw $338 million worth of new deposits, according to a report from crypto asset manager CoinShares. Last week’s inflows have brought the year-to-date crypto fund deposits to a record $48.7 billion, meaning crypto ETPs have already beat last year’s record flows. There’s some evidence that the crash had an impact on ETF holdings, but not much. “Friday saw little reaction with a paltry $159m outflows,” noted CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill.  He added that it’s unlikely retail traders were the ones selling their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF shares on Friday. “We’ve found that retail holders of ETPs tend to be much ‘stickier’ than institutional investors, who often engage in basis trading,” he told Decrypt, referring to traders who buy long spot and short futures. “Therefore, I’d expect most of the outflows to come from institutional investors who were likely washed out of the basis trade after this recent sell-off, rather than from retail holders—although there was no evidence of this on Friday flows, so it seems that the institutional basis trades (who really move the flows) were not impacted much.” At the time of writing, users on Myriad, a prediction market owned by Decrypt parent company Dastan, think…