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Bitcoin ETF Assets Swell to $106 Billion as Early Inflows Drive Outperformance

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds hold $106 billion against $57 billion invested, outperforming rival crypto funds that entered the market at different stages.

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According to SoSoValue data from October 13, 2026, cumulative net inflows into US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds stand at $57 billion, while total net assets have grown to $106 billion. This represents an aggregate gain of 86% over total invested capital, reflecting strong price appreciation since many investors allocated funds at lower entry points.

The performance stands in sharp contrast to other digital asset funds. XRP ETFs have seen $1.80 billion in cumulative inflows but hold only $1.55 billion in net assets, representing an approximate 14% decline and making XRP the only product among major crypto ETFs trading below initial capital invested. Ethereum funds occupy a middle tier, holding $15.9 billion against $13.2 billion in net inflows for a 20% cushion.

Despite maintaining an 86% net asset buffer, Bitcoin ETFs experienced net outflows of $454 million during October. Meanwhile, Ethereum funds faced nine consecutive trading sessions of net outflows following their last inflow in late September.

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