$215.7 Million Inflows into Spot Bitcoin ETFs

As of July 9, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $215.7 million in net inflows. The distribution of these flows is as follows:

• IBIT: +$125.60 million

• ARKB: +$57.00 million

• BTCO: +$9.50 million

• FBTC: +$4.80 million

• BITB: +$3.00 million

• BTC: +$15.80 million

• GBTC, BTCW, BRRR, EZBC, and HODL: $0 inflow

Particularly strong capital inflows into major players like IBIT and ARKB are noteworthy. This suggests that institutional investors’ confidence in Bitcoin remains strong.

$211.3 Million Inflows into Spot Ethereum ETFs

A similarly strong trend is visible on the Ethereum side. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $211.3 million in net inflows. The breakdown is as follows:

• FETH: +$29.50 million

• EZET: +$5.20 million

• ETHA: +$158.60 million

• ETH: +$18.00 million

• QETH, CETH, ETHW, ETHV, ETHE: $0 inflow

The large inflow into BlackRock’s ETHA fund highlights growing confidence in Ethereum’s potential. Ethereum now seems to be closely following Bitcoin in terms of institutional adoption.

Institutional Capital Flow Remains Strong

The July 9 data confirms that there is no slowdown in institutional interest on either the Bitcoin or Ethereum front. ETFs continue to serve as the main entry point into crypto for many investors. These strong inflows once again demonstrate that confidence in the crypto market remains high, and long-term interest is still alive and well.

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$117.4 Million Net Inflow into Bitcoin ETFs!

Amid Bitcoin’s recent rally, May 8 saw $117.4 million in net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs. These inflows came from the IBIT, FBTC, and ARKB funds, while no inflows or outflows were observed in the other funds.

• IBIT: +69.00M
• FBTC: +35.30M
• ARKB: +13.10M
• GBTC, BITB, BTCO, HODL, BRRR, EZBC, BTCW, BTC: 0

$16.1 Million Net Outflow from Ethereum ETFs

Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, saw a $16.10 million outflow, marking a negative trend. While Grayscale’s ETH fund received a +$3.20 million inflow, it wasn’t enough to offset the -$19.30 million outflow from Fidelity’s FETH fund. The remaining funds showed no movement.

• ETH: +3.20M
• FETH: -19.30M
• ETHE, ETHA, ETHW, ETHV, EZET, CETH, QETH: 0

What Lies Ahead for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs?

May 8 data shows a net inflow of $117.4 million into Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting investor confidence boosted by the recent price surge. Inflows into large funds like IBIT, FBTC, and ARKB highlight continued institutional interest, while the lack of movement in other funds is notable.

Meanwhile, the $16.1 million net outflow from Ethereum ETFs signals that investors remain cautious, largely due to underwhelming performance and price pressure in recent months. However, the upcoming “Pectra” upgrade could potentially rekindle interest in Ethereum and lead to renewed inflows into ETH-focused funds.

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