Net Outflows in Bitcoin ETFs: $114.8 Million 

On July 31, 2025, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $114.83 million. This marked the first negative day after five consecutive days of positive inflows. Fidelity’s FBTC saw an outflow of $53.63 million, while ARKB led the trend with a $89.92 million outflow. 

Grayscale’s GBTC fund also posted a $9.18 million loss. Only BlackRock’s IBIT fund recorded a net inflow of $18.62 million. The total Bitcoin ETF assets under management (AUM) stood at $152.01 billion, representing 6.56% of Bitcoin’s market cap. 

Ethereum ETFs See $17 Million in Inflows 

On the same day, Ethereum ETFs saw $17 million in total net inflows. BlackRock’s ETHA fund led the pack with an $18.18 million inflow. Fidelity’s FETH fund followed with $5.62 million in net inflows. 

Meanwhile, Grayscale’s ETHE fund recorded a $6.80 million outflow. Total Ethereum ETF AUM reached $21.52 billion, representing 4.77% of Ethereum’s market capitalization. 

Solana ETF Receives $2.1 Million Inflow 

Solana ETFs also drew investor attention on July 31. The Solana + Staking ETF (SSK), offered by REX-Osprey, received a net inflow of $2.1 million. Previously, it recorded inflows of $11.4 million on July 3, $21 million on July 8, and $33.5 million on July 10. In total, it has reached $74.7 million in AUM.

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IBIT Leads Inflows in Spot Bitcoin ETFs 

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $157 million on July 28. This marks the third consecutive day of positive net inflows. BlackRock’s IBIT ETF was the day’s leader with an inflow of $147 million, reflecting investors’ long-term confidence in Bitcoin. 

Moreover, IBIT accounted for 93% of the total daily inflow, clearly showing it as the preferred product among institutional investors. 

Momentum also continues in spot Ethereum ETFs. On the same day, spot ETH ETFs saw a net inflow of $65.14 million, marking the 17th consecutive day of positive net inflows. This indicates growing institutional interest in Ethereum as well. Ethereum ETFs recorded $1.59 billion in inflows last week, the second-largest weekly total in the asset’s history. 

Last week, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan noted increasing interest in DeFi, staking, and tokenization, predicting continued demand for Ethereum ETFs. Institutions and ETFs are expected to generate $20 billion in ETH demand next year, while only 800,000 ETH will be issued. 

Other spot BTC ETFs contributed more modestly. However, the overall positive picture signals optimism for the sector. The consecutive inflows into US-based spot crypto ETFs indicate a sustained market recovery and renewed institutional confidence. Strong demand for large funds like IBIT reaffirms investors’ belief in Bitcoin’s long-term value.

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BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum ETF (ETHA) led the pack, attracting $1.79 billion—accounting for approximately 75% of total ETH ETF inflows in that period. 

ETHA also became the third-fastest ETF ever to reach $10 billion in assets under management, hitting the milestone in just 251 trading days. This achievement signals rising confidence and expectations around Ethereum. Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund (FETH) had its best-performing day on Thursday, July 25, recording $210 million in net inflows—4% higher than its previous record set on December 10, 2024. 

Institutions Are Accumulating ETH 

Interest in Ethereum isn’t limited to ETFs. BitMine Immersion Technologies purchased $2 billion worth of ETH in the past 16 days, making it the largest institutional ETH holder. Total ETH held by public companies now stands at 2.31 million, representing 1.91% of Ethereum’s circulating supply. This figure continues to rise and has the potential to put upward pressure on market supply. 

Galaxy Digital CEO Michael Novogratz predicted that Ethereum would outperform Bitcoin over the next six months and suggested ETH could reach $4,000. He also warned that large-scale purchases by firms like BitMine and SharpLink Gaming could trigger a supply shock in the market. 

Cooling Signs for Bitcoin ETFs 

Bitcoin ETFs ended their 12-day inflow streak on July 22, posting $131 million in net outflows. This came after they had attracted $6.6 billion during the previous 12-day run. Swissblock Research stated the trend may persist, noting, “ETH is positioning itself as the next cycle leader.” The strong performance of Ethereum ETFs supports this view.

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Bitwise argues that staking could enhance investor returns. The company clarified that it has not altered the ETF structure, emphasizing that the proposal only aims to increase the potential for passive income. However, the SEC raised concerns that staking might elevate potential risks for investors and could lead to conflicts of interest. 

Previously, Ethereum ETFs were approved solely for holding spot ETH. Bitwise now seeks to incorporate staking within the ETF to earn additional rewards by locking up ETH in the Ethereum network. This system, known as staking, involves earning new coin rewards in return for securing the blockchain. 

To better understand the impact of this proposal on investors, the SEC is requesting public commentary, with particular focus on the risks associated with staking. Key concerns include investor control over staked assets, potential for fraud, and lack of transparency. 

Notably, the SEC’s decision will not only affect Bitwise’s application but could also set a precedent for other Ethereum ETF providers. If approved, staking support could usher in a new era for crypto ETFs. 

DOGE ETF Decision Also Delayed: SEC Postpones Review of 21Shares Application 

The SEC’s focus is not limited to Ethereum ETFs. The application from 21Shares for a Dogecoin (DOGE)-based ETF also failed to progress to the next stage of evaluation. The commission extended the review period by an additional 60 days for a more detailed assessment. 

21Shares submitted its DOGE ETF application earlier this year, triggering major discussions about the role of highly volatile assets like DOGE in regulated investment products. The SEC has yet to provide a clear stance on how such speculative assets should be treated in ETF form. 

However, this delay does not necessarily mean rejection. The commission is examining whether the application aligns with investor protection, market fairness, and transparency principles. 

A New Era for Crypto ETFs May Be Approaching 

Staking-related proposals are reframing crypto investment products not just as value-holding tools but also as yield-generating instruments. Bitwise claims adding staking features to its Ethereum ETF could appeal to both retail and institutional investors. 

Ultimately, the SEC’s decisions on these proposals will influence not just Bitwise but all fund managers in the space. If staking is approved, it may lead to the development of similar staking-enabled ETF models for Ethereum and other proof-of-stake (PoS) cryptocurrencies. 

Meanwhile, another development in the crypto space: RexShares-Osprey CEO Gregory King announced that the company would launch a Solana staking ETF on July 2. This move signals growing momentum behind staking-enabled ETFs. 

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The biggest contribution of the day came from BlackRock’s IBIT (iShares Bitcoin Trust) fund. IBIT recorded the highest inflow with $164 million. Fidelity’s FBTC fund followed with $32.85 million in second place. Bitwise, VanEck, and Ark 21Shares also contributed to this upward trend. 

• FBTC (Fidelity): $32.85M inflow – Total net inflow $11.80B
  ARKB (Ark & 21Shares): $1.79M inflow – Total net inflow $2.39B
  BTC (WisdomTree): $1.44M inflow
  GBTC (Grayscale): $0 inflow – Continuing negative trend with a total net outflow of -$23.25B 

In total, the net asset value of Spot Bitcoin ETFs has reached $133.5 billion, which corresponds to approximately 6.23% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.

On the other hand, Spot Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of $26.46 million on June 26. This outflow may indicate some investors taking short-term profits. Since there is no fully approved ETF market yet on the Ethereum side, such fluctuations are common. 

• ETHE (Grayscale): -$27.45M outflow – Total net outflow -$4.30B
  ETH (Grayscale): -$12.39M outflow – Total net inflow $738.32M
  ETHA (BlackRock): +$5.89M inflow – Total net inflow $5.47B
  FETH (Fidelity): +$4.87M inflow – Total net inflow $1.62B 

In conclusion, June 26 data indicates strengthened investor confidence in Bitcoin, while investors remain cautious about Ethereum. 

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