Ethereum ETFs See Strong Inflows

On the Ethereum side, ETHV, CETH, QETH, ETHE (+45.90m), ETH (+22.70m), ETHA (+109.40m), ETHW (+36.60m), FETH (+117.90m) and EZET (+5.50m) recorded a total inflow of +337.70 million dollars. This clearly indicates that institutional and retail interest in Ethereum ETFs remains strong.

Boosted by this momentum, Ethereum price reached a historic milestone last night, hitting a new ATH (all-time high) of $4,880. This record highlights investors’ growing confidence in ETH and the direct impact of ETF inflows on the market.

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Bitcoin ETFs Show a Mixed Picture

The situation looks different for Bitcoin. No inflows were observed for BTCO, BTC, BTCW and BRRR, while GBTC (+6.40m), FBTC (+50.90m), ARKB (+65.70m), BITB (+12.70m), HODL (+26.40m) and EZBC (+13.50m) added up to a total of -23.20 million dollars.

Despite this imbalance, Bitcoin price surged to around $177,000, supported by the overall positive market sentiment. Still, the ETF data shows that investors remain more cautious on the BTC side.

Macro Impact: Powell’s Remarks

During yesterday’s Jackson Hole meeting, Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivered relatively positive remarks that played a major role in fueling the rally. His references to potential “controlled easing steps” boosted demand for risk assets, further supporting momentum in both Ethereum and Bitcoin.

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Consecutive Positive Days for Bitcoin ETFs

Data from the day shows the following movements in Bitcoin ETFs:

• IBIT: +$360.00 million

• FBTC: +$30.50 million

• BTC: +$13.40 million

• GBTC, ARKB, BITB, BTCO, HODL, BRRR, EZBC, BTCW: No inflows recorded

Overall, Bitcoin ETFs attracted a total net inflow of approximately $403.90 million. This steady inflow suggests growing market confidence and an ongoing preference for spot products among investors.

Record Inflows in Ethereum ETFs

Ethereum ETFs witnessed even more remarkable inflows:

• ETHE: +$26.80 million

• ETH: +$38.20 million

• ETHA: +$254.70 million

• ETHW: +$7.80 million

• FETH: +$132.30 million

• QETH: +$1.20 million

• ETHV, EZET, CETH: No inflows recorded

In total, Ethereum ETFs recorded a net inflow of $461.00 million. The substantial $250+ million inflow into ETHA alone highlights strengthened institutional interest in Ethereum-based products.

What This Means for the Markets

The consecutive days of net inflows in both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reflect a short-term bullish sentiment in the market. This trend reinforces the importance of spot ETFs as a trusted gateway for institutional investors looking to gain exposure to these leading cryptocurrencies safely and efficiently.

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Net Outflows from Bitcoin ETFs: Are Investors Taking Profits?

According to the day’s ETF data, the prominent outflows are as follows:

• GBTC: -$36.70 million

• ARKB: -$77.50 million

• FBTC: -$12.80 million

• HODL: -$2.50 million

• BITB: -$1.90 million

In major funds like IBIT, BTCO, and BRRR, there was no net movement.

With these figures, the total outflow stood at $131.4 million. Bitcoin, which had been consolidating around the $100,000 level for a long time, recently experienced a rapid surge to $120,000 levels. Following this sharp move, many investors are believed to be realizing profits and expecting a potential correction—these are considered the main reasons behind the outflows.

Institutional interest in Bitcoin has not diminished; however, short-term technical dynamics have led to temporary caution.

Record Inflows into Ethereum ETFs: Institutional Interest is Rising

On the other hand, Ethereum ETF products experienced a strong wave of buying:

• FETH: +$126.90 million

• ETHA: +$102.00 million

• ETH: +$54.90 million

• ETHW: +$13.10 million

• CETH: -$400K (the only negative move)

No movement was observed in the remaining ETFs (ETHE, QETH, EZET, ETHV), while the total net inflow reached +$296.5 million.

Ethereum, which had been trading sideways at low price levels for a long time, recently broke its price correlation with Bitcoin and gained stronger momentum. This rise was particularly supported by institutional investor interest. The strong inflows into Ethereum ETF products clearly reflect this institutional demand.

Rate Cut Expectations Will Guide Crypto

The movements on both the Bitcoin and Ethereum sides are closely related to global macroeconomic expectations. In particular, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s (FED) anticipated interest rate cut remains the most decisive factor affecting crypto ETFs.

Market attention is now focused on a potential rate cut decision toward the end of 2025. Such a development could lay the groundwork for a new rally in both cryptocurrencies and associated ETF products.

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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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Impressive 30-Day Run in BlackRock Bitcoin ETFs

ETF analyst Nate Geraci drew attention to this development in a social media post dated May 31, stating, “What an impressive 30+ day run.” Geraci noted that BlackRock has reached nearly $70 billion in size with its Bitcoin ETF. “Hard to find the right words to describe this,” he added.

In total, 11 different spot Bitcoin ETF products in the U.S. recorded net outflows for the second consecutive day on May 30, with total outflows reaching $616.1 million. On May 29, a 10-day inflow streak had ended, and investors pulled out $346.8 million. However, BlackRock still managed to remain positive on that day.

Kyle Chasse, founder of the investment firm Master Ventures, commented on the situation by saying, “Every other issuer saw losses, BlackRock kept buying… that’s big brain energy.”

ETF Outflows Not a Panic Sale

Chasse also argued that the wave of selling is not due to retail investor panic, stating, “This is a quiet transfer of supply to the strongest hands.” Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s spot price dropped 2.27% over the past 24 hours, falling to $103,700.

Nick Forster, founder of Derive, emphasized that despite the high demand for Bitcoin ETFs, the spot price hasn’t reflected this interest. “Although over $6.2 billion flowed into BlackRock’s ETF in May alone, the price hasn’t increased accordingly,” he said.

In the trading week ending May 23, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total of $2.75 billion in inflows. This highlights the sustained interest from institutional investors, even though price movements haven’t fully mirrored that demand.

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