U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds took in $714.7 million net on Tuesday, Sept. 22, according to Farside Investors’ finalized fund-level table, as relayed by FinanceFeeds. That follows Monday’s $999.0 million print and lifts the two-session bitcoin-ETF haul to about $1.714 billion. Cointelegraph, citing SoSoValue, put Tuesday near $715 million and the two-day total above $1.7 billion — the same order of magnitude on a second data feed.
BlackRock’s IBIT led Tuesday with $350.3 million, Fidelity’s FBTC added $257.4 million, and Morgan Stanley’s MSBT posted $99 million — its largest daily inflow since launch, Farside shows. No bitcoin fund reported a net outflow in the session summary. Across Friday’s $433 million and the Monday–Tuesday prints, the latest three sessions total roughly $2.147 billion into spot bitcoin products.
The bid was not bitcoin-only. Spot ether ETFs added $162.2 million Tuesday after about $270 million Monday, led by BlackRock’s ETHA at $88.1 million, with Fidelity’s FETH at $33.6 million and Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust at $27.3 million (FinanceFeeds / Farside). Solana ETFs took in $28.9 million, slightly above Monday’s $26 million, with Bitwise’s BSOL accounting for $26.4 million. Combined bitcoin, ether, and solana ETF inflows for Sept. 21–22 are about $2.20 billion on that table.
Price context stayed elevated even as the tape cooled from the week’s highs. Cointelegraph had bitcoin near the mid-$86,000s into Wednesday after briefly tagging above $87,000, with total net assets across U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs around $111 billion on Tuesday. Bloomberg Intelligence’s James Seyffart had said Monday that the average bitcoin ETF holder was back above water versus an estimated cost basis near $81,722 — a holder-level fact, not a forecast.
Policy tape moved in parallel, not as a floor catalyst. Cointelegraph reported CFTC Chair Michael Selig urging markets to prepare for “mass tokenization” at a U.S. Treasury Market Conference appearance, after the Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act on Sept. 15 and the CFTC sent a crypto-markets regulatory action to White House review at the prerule stage on Sept. 17. The SEC’s temporary Innovation Exemption for tokenized U.S. stock trading, also dated Sept. 17 in that coverage, remains a separate agency track. Tuesday’s ETF numbers are measured. Whether the next few sessions keep that breadth is the open question.
Sources:
• Farside Investors
• FinanceFeeds
• Cointelegraph
• SoSoValue