November 25 Crypto ETFs Updates: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs Record Strong Inflows

Bitcoin ETFs add strong inflows led by FBTC and IBIT as cumulative demand grows and investors steadily consolidate exposure into dominant low-fee products.

Ethereum ETFs extend a third day of inflows with ETHA and FETH attracting new capital while legacy products continue to experience steady redemptions.

Solana ETFs record rising inflows driven by BSOL, GSOL and FSOL as institutional demand expands across multiple issuers seeking efficient market exposure.

Bitcoin spot ETFs continued to attract capital on November 25, recording another day of positive flows. Market data showed stronger interest across Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana products as investors moved toward low-fee and high-liquidity funds.

Bitcoin ETFs Maintain Steady Daily Inflows

Bitcoin ETF activity remained firm, with total daily inflows reaching $128.64 million. According to data shared by Wu Blockchain, Fidelity’s FBTC led the session with $170.80 million in new capital. This trend kept cumulative inflows at $57.61 billion, positioning Bitcoin ETFs as a core entry point for institutional exposure.

BlackRock’s IBIT followed with $83.01 million, maintaining its role as a major liquidity driver. The day also included outflows from several products, such as ARKB with –$75.92 million and HODL with –$36.95 million. These moves reflected ongoing rotation toward the most efficient funds, while Grayscale’s GBTC remained unchanged with its cumulative position still negative from earlier redemptions.

Net assets continued to concentrate around IBIT and FBTC, suggesting that market participants favored predictable structures and established issuers. This pattern aligned with broader market behavior in recent months.

Ethereum ETFs Extend Their Positive Flow Streak

Ethereum ETFs also posted strong activity. Total daily inflows reached $78.58 million, marking the third consecutive session of capital additions. Wu Blockchain noted that BlackRock’s ETHA recorded $46.09 million in new inflows, while Fidelity’s FETH added $47.54 million, pointing to continued institutional positioning.

Legacy products moved in the opposite direction. Grayscale’s ETHE registered –$23.33 million in outflows as investors continued to shift to lower-cost alternatives. This trend kept ETHE’s cumulative presence intact but smaller relative to emerging products.

Net assets remained largest for ETHA at $10.65 billion, followed by ETHE at $2.78 billion. Despite the outflows, ETHE retained scale, though the market continued to favor newer structures with reduced fees and deeper liquidity.

Solana ETFs See Renewed Uptake Across Multiple Issuers

Solana-linked ETFs recorded another day of strong demand. Daily net inflows reached $53.08 million, contributing to cumulative inflows of $621.32 million. Wu Blockchain reported that Bitwise’s BSOL led with $30.96 million and maintained the highest net assets at $592.11 million.

Grayscale’s GSOL added $15.97 million, reflecting renewed interest in products providing exposure outside Bitcoin and Ethereum. Fidelity’s FSOL also contributed with $4.82 million, reinforcing the broader appeal of Solana strategies among institutional portfolios.

Other issuers, including VanEck and 21Shares, recorded smaller yet consistent inflows. Capital movement continued to cluster around low-fee options, matching the pattern already established in Bitcoin and Ethereum markets.

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