Spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and XRP all recorded net inflows last week, with Bitcoin products attracting the largest share of new capital, according to weekly flow figures shared by Cointelegraph on X.

Spot ETFs hold the underlying cryptocurrency directly and trade on conventional securities exchanges, giving investors exposure to digital assets through standard brokerage accounts without the need to custody the tokens themselves. Weekly net flow figures are widely tracked because they show how much new capital entered these products after accounting for withdrawals.

Bitcoin spot ETFs posted $2.39 billion in net inflows, making BTC the clear leader among the four assets. Ethereum spot ETFs followed with $689.88 million, while Solana funds gained $188.22 million and XRP spot ETFs recorded $75.59 million. Combined, the four categories brought in approximately $3.34 billion during the week.

The figures show that positive ETF demand was not limited to Bitcoin, with capital also flowing into products linked to major altcoins. The breadth of the flows indicates that investor demand for crypto-linked products extended beyond the largest asset during the period, and the availability of spot ETFs for SOL and XRP alongside BTC and ETH reflects the expanding range of crypto investment vehicles accessible to market participants.

Bitcoin Leads Weekly Crypto ETF Inflows

Bitcoin accounted for most of the week's crypto ETF inflows. Its $2.39 billion total represented more than two-thirds of the inflows reported across BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP products.

Ethereum also had a strong week, attracting nearly $690 million. Although significantly below Bitcoin's total, the positive figure shows that ETH investment products participated in the broader inflow trend.

Solana and XRP ETFs attracted smaller amounts but still finished the week with positive net flows. Together, SOL and XRP products added approximately $263.81 million.

Positive flows across all four assets suggest that investor demand through spot ETF products was spread across several major cryptocurrencies rather than concentrated entirely in BTC.

The weekly tally was highlighted by Cointelegraph in a post shared on X:

ETF FLOWS: BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP spot ETFs saw net inflows last week. BTC: $2.39B ETH: $689.88M SOL: $188.22M XRP: $75.59M pic.twitter.com/jVsV6NSO81

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) September 28, 2026

Source: Cointelegraph on X

What the Crypto ETF Inflows Show

Weekly crypto ETF inflows are closely monitored because they provide a measure of how much capital is entering or leaving exchange-traded products linked to digital assets. A net inflow means money committed to a fund exceeded redemptions during the reporting window, while sustained outflows would signal the reverse.

Last week's numbers were positive across every asset in the reported group: BTC at $2.39 billion, ETH at $689.88 million, SOL at $188.22 million and XRP at $75.59 million. Together, the four groups accounted for roughly $3.34 billion in net new capital.

However, ETF flows can shift quickly from one week to another and do not guarantee future cryptocurrency price movements.

For now, the figures point to broad positive flows across major spot crypto ETF products, with Bitcoin remaining the dominant destination for new capital. Future weekly flow reports will show whether last week's broad-based demand across BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP products persisted or rotated between assets.