Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) based Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are shaking up the market landscape in 2025. Among the newly launched ETFs this year, half of the top 20 are filled with cryptocurrency-related products, and the top 4 are all cryptocurrency ETFs, indicating a clear presence in the market.
According to data shared by Nate Geraci from Edge & Asset, over 1,300 ETFs have been launched since 2024. Among these, 7 Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs, 2 MicroStrategy-related option ETFs, and 1 leveraged Ethereum ETF are included in the top 20.
The ETF that raised the most funds is iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), with inflows reaching $57.4 billion (approximately 79.886 trillion won). Following that, Fidelity's FBTC ETF is at $12.1 billion (approximately 16.819 trillion won), and BlackRock's Ethereum ETF (ETHA) recorded $9.6 billion (approximately 13.344 trillion won), ranking third. The MicroStrategy-based MSTY ETF also rose to fourth place with $7.2 billion (approximately 10.028 trillion won) in inflows.
Additionally, ARK 21's ARKB ($238 million, about 3.308 trillion won), Bitwise's BITB ($232 million, about 3.225 trillion won), and Fidelity's FETH ETF ($223 million, about 3.099 trillion won) followed. Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) saw $166 million (about 2.307 trillion won) in inflows, while the 2x Leverage Ether ETF (ETHU) and MicroStrategy's MSTX ETF raised $164 million (about 2.280 trillion won) and $152 million (about 2.113 trillion won) respectively.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas evaluated it as "exceptional" that relatively small management companies like NEOS and YieldMax have entered the top 10.
Meanwhile, some ETFs experienced temporary fund outflows. The Ethereum spot ETF saw a record daily outflow of $465 million (about 646.3 billion won) on August 4th alone. BlackRock's ETHA saw $375 million (about 521.2 billion won) outflow, and Fidelity's FETH saw $55.1 million (about 76.6 billion won) outflow.
However, from August 8th, it showed a strong rebound, with a net inflow of $461.21 million (about 641.2 billion won) in a single day. ETHA brought in $254.73 million (about 354.1 billion won), FETH $132.35 million (about 183.9 billion won), and Grayscale's ETHE $26.84 million (about 37.3 billion won).
The volatility of Bitcoin-based ETFs was even more extreme. In early August, IBIT saw $292 million (about 406.3 billion won) outflow in a single day, and Fidelity and ARK's ETFs also experienced significant outflows. However, as of the 8th, about $403.88 million (about 557.6 billion won) was net inflow, recovering the total cumulative inflow to $54.43 billion (about 75.677 trillion won). On that day, IBIT recorded $359.98 million (about 500.3 billion won), and FBTC $30.49 million (about 42.4 billion won) in inflows.
This trend proves that cryptocurrency ETFs are establishing their position as a major asset class in the market despite short-term adjustments. Investor demand for portfolio diversification is driving ETF inflows, and the trend of digital assets becoming more deeply integrated into institutional finance is being strengthened.
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