Bitcoin ETFs attract $1.18B in three days as inflows concentrate in top funds while BTC reclaims $80K level. Steady capital inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs signal continued institutional demand. Market activity shows concentration among a few dominant issuers rather than broad participation. Bitcoin price action has aligned with these inflows, reclaiming a key psychological level. Ether ETFs also posted gains, though participation remained narrow. Top Issuers Capture Majority of BTC ETF Flows Amid Quiet Market Breadth U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to three consecutive sessions on Monday. Net inflows reached $532.2 million, according to SoSoValue data. Total inflows over the past three trading days climbed to $1.18 billion. Earlier sessions recorded $629.7 million on May 1 and $14.8 million on April 30. Image Source: SoSoValue BlackRock led activity through its IBIT fund, which drew $335.5 million. Fidelity Investments followed with $184.6 million in FBTC inflows. Morgan Stanley contributed modestly, adding $12.2 million via MSBT. Meanwhile, ten other funds reported no net flows for the session. Grayscale Investments’s GBTC and Franklin Templeton’s EZBC saw no movement. Similar inactivity extended to Bitwise, Ark & 21Shares, VanEck, Invesco, and Valkyrie products. Absence of outflows across the entire ETF set suggests stable positioning among existing holders. Ether ETF Flows Lag Behind Bitcoin as Institutional Focus Remains Skewed Cumulative net inflows across all 13 spot Bitcoin ETFs have now reached $59.3 billion. Total assets under management stand at $106.4 billion. That figure represents roughly 6.7% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization, marking a significant share held through regulated investment vehicles. Bitcoin’s price movement has aligned with this demand. The asset climbed back above $80,000 early Monday, breaking a widely watched psychological threshold. Current pricing is near $81,310, up 1.1% over the past 24 hours. Image source: CoinCodex Ether ETFs also recorded inflows, though at a smaller scale. Net inflows reached $61.3 million on the same day. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for $54.8 million, while Fidelity’s FETH added $6.5 million. Other funds, including Grayscale’s ETHE and ETH, posted no net changes. Positioning within Ether ETFs remains mixed. Legacy products continue to reflect prior outflows, while newer issuers maintain steady demand. Current trends suggest capital continues to favor established providers with deeper liquidity and market presence. The post Bitcoin ETFs Pull $1.18B in Three Days as BTC Reclaims $80K appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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