The market of cryptocurrency ETFs has shown mixed indicators within the last 30 days, between the constant asset level and the prominent capital withdrawal. As of January 27, 2026, the total assets under management in cryptocurrency ETFs were $135,462,994,025. Nevertheless, despite the short-term pressure of net outflows, the general market size was historically high, which supports the fact that the institutions remained exposed to digital assets.
Total Assets Under Management Remain Elevated
Cryptocurrency ETFs have a total AUM of $135.46 billion over the 30 days. Bitcoin-centric ETFs still dominated the market with a total asset of $118.5 billion. The share of Ethereum ETFs was smaller, but still substantial, reaching $16.9 billion of assets under management. Although AUM moved slightly down in the period, the loss was not very high, which indicates that the investors did not change their long-term account much because of the short-term fluctuations.
Net Flows Turn Negative Over 30-Day Period
The total net flows in and out of cryptocurrency ETFs became negative with a total outflow of $99.9 million. Bitcoin ETFs recorded the highest withdrawals of an outflow of $83.3 million dollars. There was also capital exit by Ethereum ETFs, which recorded net outflows of $16.6 million dollars. Flow data indicated that there were times of inflows in the middle of the month, and outflows were stiffer in the second half of January as well, indicative of wary investor behavior.
Bitcoin ETFs Continue to Lead Market Exposure
Bitcoin ETFs were still the driving force behind the crypto ETF industry. The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) was still the biggest fund in terms of assets, with $70.1 billion in AUM. Its market capitalization was at $68.2 billion and 24-hour trading volume was at $2.1 billion, which indicates good liquidity and continued interest of the investors. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) came in behind with an AUM amounting to $17.6 billion and a market cap amounting to $17.9 billion, with 24-hour trading volume of $415.8 million.
Ethereum ETFs Maintain Presence Despite Outflows
Funds concentrated on Ethereum were still actively contributing, though they experienced constant capital outflows. The iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) has recorded an AUM of 10.0 billion dollars, which is quite close to its market capitalization of $9.9 billion. There was also 24-hour trading volume at ETHE at $722.0 million, which implies that the market is active. The aggregate assets of Ethereum ETFs were $16.9 billion; this indicates that investors are still selectively involved in ETH-based products.
Trading Activity Highlights Market Concentration
The volumes of trading highlighted the concentration of activity in several major leading funds. ProShares Bitcoin ETF (BITO) had an AUM of $2.3 billion, a market cap of $2.1 billion, and 24 hour trading volume of $764.1 million. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF (GBTC) had $14.0 billion AUM and market cap, and has a daily trading volume of $264.7 million. These numbers reflect that in the existing products, there is still a deep liquidity, despite the new funds stealing market share.
Outlook for Cryptocurrency ETFs Remains Mixed
Though net flows became a little negative in the last 30 days, the overall crypto ETF market is showing strength. The fact that its total assets exceeded 135 billion is an indication that it remains institutionally committed, and especially to Bitcoin products.
The near-term perspective of Ethereum ETFs is even more problematic, yet the volumes of trading operations indicate that it will remain relevant. With changes in macroeconomic factors and the value of digital assets, cryptocurrency ETFs will probably continue to represent a major access point to a regulated introduction to the industry.
