Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US pulled in a net $32.11 million, signaling steady institutional backing, according to SoSoValue data released on July 30. Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows totaling $18.65 million, reflecting ongoing short-term profit-taking by investors.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the inflows with $89.83 million added in a single day, pushing its total net inflow to $60.42 billion. On the flip side, Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) suffered the largest outflow of $43.08 million, though it still holds a cumulative $9.96 billion in net inflows.
The total net asset value of spot Bitcoin ETFs currently stands at $77.46 billion, representing 6.08% of Bitcoin’s market cap. To date, these ETFs have accumulated $51.36 billion in net inflows.
Ethereum ETFs See Mixed Results
Ethereum’s ETF landscape was more fragmented. Morgan Stanley’s Ethereum Trust (MSSE) attracted $14.3 million on the day, bringing its lifetime inflows to $19.45 million. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) also posted inflows of $5.16 million, totaling $11.43 billion since inception. However, Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund (FETH) recorded the largest outflow at $16.07 million, despite having $2.11 billion in total net inflows historically.
The contrasting flows highlight a divide in investor confidence between the two largest cryptocurrencies. Institutional interest remains solid for Bitcoin while Ethereum funds face ongoing volatility and profit-taking. This dynamic is shaping how these flagship digital assets are held within ETF structures.
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