ATH Hits as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF See Surge in Inflows!

July 11, 2025, marked a historic day for ETF investors in the crypto markets. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a staggering $1.029 billion in net inflows, while spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $204.9 million. This strong wave of capital suggests that institutional interest in the sector continues to accelerate.

Massive Bitcoin ETF Inflows: IBIT Leads the Charge

On the Bitcoin ETF front, the clear standout was IBIT, managed by BlackRock. The fund alone recorded $953.5 million in net inflows, accounting for the lion’s share of the day’s total. Other notable inflows included:

• ARKB: +$23.5 million

• HODL: +$20 million

• BTC: +$20.9 million

• BITB: +$6.4 million

• BTCO: +$5.3 million

• FBTC, BRRR, EZBC, BTCW: Zero net inflows

In total, spot Bitcoin ETFs received $1.03 billion in net inflows in just one day.

Ethereum ETFs Gearing Up Before a Breakout?

Investor interest in Ethereum ETFs was also notably strong, with ETHA capturing the spotlight. Here’s the breakdown of Ethereum ETF inflows on July 11:

• ETHA: +$137.1 million

• ETH: +$25.5 million

• FETH: +$12 million

• ETHE: +$10 million

• ETHW: +$8.6 million

• CETH: +$5.1 million

• EZET, QETH: Zero net inflows

Overall, spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $204.9 million in inflows.

Bitcoin Hits New All-Time High: $118,667

The effect of these massive ETF inflows was also reflected in the spot market. Bitcoin reached a new all-time high (ATH) of $118,667 on the evening of July 11. With strong institutional momentum, expectations are rising that this rally could continue in the days ahead.

Institutional Strength on Full Display

The robust flows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs clearly signal that crypto is no longer just for retail investors. Demand for major funds like IBIT and ETHA highlights the growing institutional appetite, possibly hinting that new price highs may still be on the horizon.

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