Apr 13 Bitcoin ETF NetFlow Update: 3,353 BTC Daily Inflow, 10,712 BTC Weekly

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of approximately $256.7 million on April 10, 2026, while spot Ethereum ETFs pulled in $64.9 million on the same day, extending a streak of positive institutional demand even as the broader crypto market sentiment sits deep in "Extreme Fear" territory.

Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hold Steady Above $250 Million

Farside Investors' tracker shows U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a total daily net flow of $256.7 million on April 10. That figure followed $358.1 million on April 9 and $471.4 million on April 6, according to the same dataset.

SoSoValue's current ETF metrics corroborate the April 10 reading, reporting a daily net inflow of roughly $256.8 million. The platform's data also shows U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs now hold a combined 1,294,756 BTC in total token holdings, with total net assets of approximately $95 billion.

A separate figure circulating on social media attributed a daily inflow of +3,353 BTC ($240.82 million) and a seven-day net inflow of +10,712 BTC ($769.27 million) to Bitcoin ETFs. However, according to unconfirmed reports, neither the exact $240.82 million figure nor the BTC-denominated conversions could be matched to authoritative tracker data. SoSoValue's historical inflow chart lists $240.4 million as the April 10 total net inflow, which is close but not identical to the circulated number.

It is important to note that these figures represent net flow, the difference between new capital entering and capital exiting ETF products, not total trading volume. Net flow is a cleaner measure of directional investor appetite.

Daily vs. Weekly Flows Point to Sustained Demand

The consecutive days of positive net inflows suggest that institutional buying pressure has persisted beyond a single trading session. Three of the last four recorded trading days showed inflows above $250 million, a pattern consistent with steady accumulation rather than a one-off spike.

Bitcoin traded at $72,015 at the time of data collection, up 1.5% over 24 hours, with a market cap of $1.44 trillion and daily trading volume of $33.8 billion. Previous periods of sustained ETF inflows, such as those tracked during Bitcoin's retreat amid geopolitical pressure, have sometimes coincided with price stabilization even when sentiment indicators remained bearish.

The Fear and Greed Index registered at 12, classified as "Extreme Fear." The disconnect between persistent ETF inflows and deeply negative sentiment readings is notable: institutional products continue attracting capital while the retail-weighted sentiment gauge signals maximum pessimism.

Ethereum ETFs Add $64.9 Million on the Same Day

On the Ethereum side, Farside's tracker recorded a daily net flow of $64.9 million on April 10. SoSoValue data confirms this range, reporting $64.9 million in daily net inflow for U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs.

Total Ethereum ETF holdings stand at approximately 5,748,554 ETH with total net assets near $13 billion. The scale remains far smaller than Bitcoin ETF holdings, but the positive daily flow shows that institutional demand extends across both major crypto assets. For context on Ethereum's growing institutional footprint, large-scale ETH accumulation by entities like Bitmine has drawn attention to supply concentration dynamics.

The original social media update that prompted this coverage included Ethereum ETF flow data, but the full figures were truncated and could not be independently verified beyond the Farside and SoSoValue readings cited above.

Where the Data Comes From

Daily ETF flow figures are compiled by third-party trackers such as Farside Investors and SoSoValue from issuer disclosures and exchange data, not from a single regulator-run feed. Minor discrepancies between trackers, such as the gap between Farside's $256.7 million and SoSoValue's historical chart figure of $240.4 million for the same date, can arise from differences in reporting cutoff times or methodology.

As institutional infrastructure around digital assets continues to mature, including stablecoin settlement platforms and ETF wrappers, these data discrepancies underscore the importance of cross-referencing multiple sources before drawing conclusions from any single tracker.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.