U.S. spot ETFs tracking Bitcoin and nine altcoins recorded approximately $963.52 million in net inflows on September 22. SoSoValue’s latest table shows Bitcoin funds leading with $714.75 million, followed by Ethereum funds with $162.31 million.
Zcash, Solana and XRP funds also stood out for their daily inflows. However, the platform lists the Zcash update status as “pending,” meaning the total including ZEC may not yet be final.
Daily net flows were positive across all ten assets listed. Inflow amounts varied considerably between categories; Bitcoin and Ethereum together accounted for approximately 91% of the total.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Attract $877 Million
The $714.75 million flowing into Bitcoin ETFs represents approximately 74% of total net inflows across the ten assets covered in this article. Combined with Ethereum, the two categories attracted $877.06 million during the day.
SoSoValue’s table lists 12 ETFs in the Bitcoin category. These products held $110.84 billion in total net assets and recorded $2.82 billion in daily trading volume.
The platform tracks 11 Ethereum ETFs. Total net assets in Ethereum funds reached $17.92 billion, while daily trading volume stood at $957.36 million.
Flows over the past 30 days were also positive for both categories. Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $3.17 billion during that period, while Ethereum ETFs received $1.53 billion in net inflows.
Strong daily demand therefore accompanied positive flows over a longer period. However, the 30-day totals do not mean that every trading session within that period ended with net inflows.
Zcash, Solana and XRP Lead Other Altcoin Inflows
Among altcoins other than Ethereum, the Zcash fund showed the largest daily inflow. The platform displayed $32.81 million for ZEC while its data update remained pending.
Solana ETFs recorded $28.87 million in net inflows, while XRP ETFs attracted $20.02 million. The table marked the update status for both categories as “completed.”
Solana funds held $1.77 billion in total net assets. The figure stood at $1.73 billion for XRP funds and $979.48 million for the Zcash product.
Zcash also stood out with $306.12 million in net inflows over the past 30 days. During the same period, Solana funds attracted $286.12 million, while XRP funds received $178.01 million.
These figures show how daily inflow rankings can differ from rankings by total fund assets. Zcash’s daily inflow exceeded those of Solana and XRP, while its total net assets remained below both categories.
LINK, DOGE and AVAX Also Finish Positive
Among categories with smaller inflows, Chainlink funds led with $1.89 million. Dogecoin ETFs attracted $1.17 million, while Avalanche ETFs received $1.15 million in net inflows.
According to Avalanche’s separate fund table, the entire daily inflow went to VanEck’s VAVX product. Bitwise’s BAVA and Grayscale’s GAVA funds finished the day with zero net flows.
The Hedera fund received $401,650, while the Litecoin fund attracted $152,850. Positive flows in SoSoValue’s September 22 table were as follows:
Crypto Asset | Daily Net Inflow |
Bitcoin (BTC) | $714.75 million |
Ethereum (ETH) | $162.31 million |
Zcash (ZEC)* | $32.81 million |
Solana (SOL) | $28.87 million |
XRP | $20.02 million |
Chainlink (LINK) | $1.89 million |
Dogecoin (DOGE) | $1.17 million |
Avalanche (AVAX) | $1.15 million |
Hedera (HBAR) | $401,650 |
Litecoin (LTC) | $152,850 |
The Zcash row shows its update status as “pending.” The total was calculated using the rounded figures displayed in the table.
The same dashboard showed zero daily net flows for Hyperliquid and Polkadot ETFs. The Tron row also displayed zero, although its update had not yet been completed.
The total calculated across the ten assets with positive inflows therefore does not establish the final figures for other categories. Net inflows, trading volume and total net assets are also separate measures; the approximately $964 million figure represents daily net fund flows.
