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Bitcoin ETFs extended their positive streak on December 10, 2025, recording $223.52 million in net inflows. The strong performance was the second consecutive day of gains for spot Bitcoin ETF products.
Cumulative Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $57.93 billion as of December 10. Total net assets across all funds stood at $122.43 billion, with trading volume hitting $4.04 billion for the day.
Ethereum ETFs Record $57.58M Inflows on December 10
Ethereum ETFs posted $57.58 million in net inflows on December 10, continuing their recent positive trend. The gains brought cumulative ETH ETF inflows to $13.15 billion with total net assets of $21.43 billion.
Trading volume for Ethereum ETFs reached $2.24 billion on December 10. The figure represents 5.29% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization.
BlackRock’s ETHA dominated Ethereum ETF flows with $56.45 million in inflows on December 10. The fund absorbed 16,630 ETH during the trading session, bringing its cumulative inflows to $13.21 billion.
Fidelity FETH Records Outflows While Grayscale ETH Gains
Fidelity’s FETH experienced $6.78 million in outflows on December 10. The fund shed 2,000 ETH during the trading session, trading at a -1.20% discount to net asset value.
FETH maintains $2.67 billion in cumulative inflows since launch. The total net assets of the fund reached $2.55 billion as of December 10.
Grayscale’s smaller ETH fund posted $7.91 million in inflows. The fund traded at a 0.02% premium with cumulative inflows of $1.52 billion and total net assets of $2.46 billion.
Grayscale’s legacy ETHE reported zero flows on December 10. The fund maintains negative cumulative flows of -$4.97 billion with total net assets of $3.14 billion.
Smaller Ethereum ETF Products Report Zero Activity
Bitwise ETHW, VanEck ETHV, Franklin EZET, 21Shares TETH, and Invesco QETH all reported zero net flows on December 10. The lack of activity in smaller funds shows concentration of ETH ETF demand in the top three products.
ETHW holds $421.76 million in cumulative inflows. ETHV maintains $193.20 million in cumulative flows. EZET stands at $70.43 million, TETH at $21.17 million, and QETH at $22.41 million.
The zero-flow days have become standard for smaller Ethereum ETF products as investors gravitate toward the largest and most liquid options. Trading concentrates in ETHA, FETH, and the two Grayscale products.
Bitcoin ETFs Post $223.52M Inflows
The December 10 inflows built on momentum from the previous day’s $151.74 million gains. Bitcoin ETFs have now posted back-to-back positive days following the December 8 selloff that saw $60.48 million in outflows.
Trading volume of $4.04 billion on December 10 exceeded the previous day’s $4.27 billion. The two-day inflow total of $375.26 million helped Bitcoin ETFs recover from the December 4 mass exodus. That day saw $194.64 million in outflows as Bitcoin prices corrected from levels above $100,000.
BlackRock IBIT Expected to Drive December 10 Bitcoin ETF Performance
While individual fund breakdowns were not available, BlackRock’s IBIT has consistently led Bitcoin ETF flows throughout December. On December 9, IBIT posted rare outflows of $135.44 million, breaking its streak of positive days.
IBIT maintains cumulative inflows of $62.41 billion, nearly five times larger than Fidelity FBTC’s $12.25 billion. Total net assets for IBIT reached $72.23 billion as of December 9, making it the dominant player in the Bitcoin ETF space.
The fund’s December 9 outflows were offset by strong performance from Fidelity FBTC, which recorded $198.85 million in inflows.
Grayscale’s legacy GBTC and smaller BTC fund posted combined inflows of $51.27 million on December 9. Early December has brought major volatility to Bitcoin ETF flows. December 4 recorded the month’s largest outflows at -$194.64 million as Bitcoin prices pulled back sharply.
December 2 and December 5 posted positive flows of $58.50 million and $54.79 million, respectively.
December 3 saw modest outflows of -$14.90 million. December 1 began the month with $8.48 million in inflows. The two-day rally on December 9-10 brought combined inflows of $375.26 million.
