The renewed activity signals sustained institutional interest despite recent market turbulence.
Fidelity led the charge with more than $100 million flowing into its FBTC fund. VanEck and BlackRock followed with sizable allocations, while other providers like Grayscale and Bitwise also saw renewed interest.
The move comes after several days of outflows totaling nearly $285 million, suggesting investors are recalibrating their positions rather than exiting the market altogether. Meanwhile, Bitcoin slipped slightly to $115,988, while Ethereum posted a modest gain to $3,644.
In parallel, Galaxy Digital moved 10,000 BTC to exchanges and pulled out $370 million in USDT—an action that may hint at broader repositioning by major players.
Ethereum-based ETFs also continued to gain traction, marking their 15th straight day of inflows with $231 million added Thursday. This steady accumulation suggests that institutional strategies are increasingly centered on both top crypto assets, even amid volatility.
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