U.S. crypto exchange-traded funds remained in positive territory on September 24, according to preliminary flow data, although missing reports from several major issuers mean the final daily totals could be materially higher or lower.
Farside Investors’ current data show $15.2 million of reported net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and $39.3 million into Ether ETFs. Solana’s September 24 fund-level figures have not yet been reported, with Farside currently displaying a provisional zero alongside missing issuer entries.
The incomplete data follow another strong session on September 23. Finalized figures show Bitcoin ETFs attracted $346.9 million, Ether products received $104.5 million, and Solana ETFs added $13.7 million, for a combined $465.1 million.
Bitcoin Data Await BlackRock and Fidelity
The current Bitcoin total is based on only a portion of the U.S. fund complex. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT leads the reported September 24 activity with $10.2 million of inflows. Invesco’s BTCO added $4.9 million and Bitwise’s BITB attracted $4.1 million.
Franklin Templeton’s EZBC recorded the day’s only currently reported Bitcoin outflow at $4 million, while ARK 21Shares’ ARKB and VanEck’s HODL were flat.
Crucially, September 24 figures have not yet been published for BlackRock’s IBIT or Fidelity’s FBTC, the two largest contributors during the preceding three sessions. Data also remain outstanding for several other products.
That makes the $15.2 million figure unsuitable as a final measure of daily demand.
The contrast with earlier sessions is substantial. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $346.9 million on September 23, following $714.7 million on September 22 and $999 million on September 21.
BlackRock and Fidelity were responsible for $309.5 million of the September 23 total alone, with IBIT taking in $166.3 million and FBTC adding $143.2 million.
The funds have therefore absorbed more than $2.49 billion across September 18-23, before any September 24 flows are included.
Ether Reports $39.3 Million While Solana Awaits Data
Ether’s preliminary picture is somewhat clearer but also incomplete. Fidelity’s FETH attracted $21.5 million, while Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust added $17.8 million, producing the currently reported $39.3 million total.
Several products reported no net movement. However, data for BlackRock’s ETHA and ETHB and at least one other fund remain outstanding, preventing a final category calculation.
Ether ETF demand had already moderated from the start of the week. Funds recorded $270 million of inflows on September 21, followed by $162.2 million on September 22 and $104.5 million on September 23.
Those three sessions nevertheless produced $536.7 million of net Ether ETF inflows.
Solana’s September 24 picture is less complete still. Farside currently displays no reported fund-level numbers for the session, meaning its provisional zero should not be interpreted as confirmation that Solana ETFs experienced no flows.
The previous session was positive: Solana ETFs attracted $13.7 million on September 23, led by $6.7 million into Fidelity’s FSOL, $3.9 million into Bitwise’s BSOL and $1.6 million into Morgan Stanley’s MSOL.
The broader trend entering September 24 therefore remained strongly positive across the three major crypto ETF categories.
But with BlackRock and Fidelity Bitcoin data still missing, BlackRock Ether figures outstanding and Solana reporting incomplete, September 24 should currently be described as a preliminary flow session rather than a finalized one.
The final totals will become meaningful once the remaining issuers report.