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Bitcoin-ETF sees a $118 million inflow, Ethereum-ETF sees a $31 million inflow
Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued their recovery, with inflows on the second day in a row. Activity in XRP and Solana ETFs remained absent, signaling a decline in short-term interest.
Second consecutive day of strong inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs
The dynamics are picking up pace again. Not explosively, but steadily enough to shift the overall picture. Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows for the second day in a row, attracting $117.63 million, strengthening the recovery that started earlier this week. The leadership was clear this time.
IBIT by Blackrock took the lead with a massive inflow of $98.42 million, reaffirming its role as the main market driver. It was followed by FBTC from Fidelity with a solid increase of $16.24 million.
Smaller but still noticeable inflows were observed in BITB from Bitwise ($1.84 million) and ARKB from Ark & 21Shares ($1.13 million). No fund saw any outflows, emphasizing the strength of the session. Trading volume rose to $3.11 billion, and net assets increased to $87.46 billion.
Strong start to the week for Bitcoin-ETFs with an inflow of $187 million over two days.
Ethereum ETFs reflected this positive trend. The group saw a net inflow of $31.17 million, marking another day of strong demand. The leader was ETHA from Blackrock with $24.70 million — a significant turnaround after a prolonged period of outflows.
Support came from all sides. TETH from 21Shares attracted $2.62 million, FETH from Fidelity — $1.57 million, ETHW from Bitwise — $1.20 million, and ETHB from Blackrock — $1.08 million. Like with Bitcoin, no Ethereum ETF saw outflows. Trading activity reached $1.03 billion, and net assets grew to $11.98 billion.
Apart from the major players, the market was quiet.
XRP ETFs did not register any trading activity, and net assets closed at $943.73 million. Interest in this segment has significantly decreased, as evidenced by several inactive sessions over the past two weeks.
Solana ETFs showed a similar picture. There were no trades, and net assets remained at $805.84 million, indicating a pause in investor activity. This contrast is telling. Capital is returning to Bitcoin and Ethereum, but not across the entire market, as investors seem to be acting deliberately, selectively, and cautiously.
In conclusion, Tuesday strengthened the improving sentiment of the week. Bitcoin and Ethereum continued their inflow streak without any registered outflows, while XRP and Solana remained idle. The recovery is picking up steam, but it is far from even.
See also: "Institutional investors have placed $16 billion in assets on public blockchains"
