Crypto ETFs recorded yet another day of net inflows, though at a slower pace than seen earlier in the week. Still, Bitcoin and Ether kept a positive streak, indicating that part of institutional capital continues to return to the sector.
While Bitcoin ETFs advanced for the third consecutive trading session, Ether funds reached the fourth straight day of inflows, with BlackRock leading flows in both categories.
Bitcoin ETFs remain positive
Bitcoin ETFs received US$ 21,44 million in net inflows during the session. The main highlight was IBIT, from BlackRock, responsible for US$ 54,80 million in new investments.
The fund’s performance partially offset the redemptions recorded in other products. FBTC, from Fidelity, saw an outflow of US$ 24,92 million, while ARKB, from Ark & 21Shares, lost US$ 8,44 million.
Despite the withdrawals, the balance remained positive. After weeks of selling pressure, new inflows help gradually rebuild investor confidence.
Trading volume across Bitcoin ETFs reached US$ 1,51 billion, while net assets ended the day at US$ 77,26 billion.
ETHA boosts Ether ETFs
Ether ETFs showed an even more consistent result. The category recorded US$ 26,93 million in net inflows, completing four consecutive sessions of inflows.
All of the flow was directed to ETHA, from BlackRock, which continues concentrating investors’ interest among Ether ETFs.
The traded financial volume reached US$ 388,46 million, while the category’s net assets reached US$ 9,53 billion.
Solana and HYPE continue attracting capital
HYPE-linked ETFs also closed the day higher. The category received US$ 4,32 million, with BHYP, from Bitwise, leading the way.
The traded volume of HYPE-related products totaled US$ 44,68 million, while net assets reached US$ 367,62 million.
Solana ETFs also remained in positive territory. The category recorded US$ 1,67 million in inflows, concentrated mainly in FSOL, from Fidelity.
At the end of the session, Solana ETFs’ traded volume was US$ 83,89 million, with net assets of US$ 949,75 million.
XRP ETFs remain inactive
XRP ETFs ended the trading day with no trading activity whatsoever.
Even with a slower inflow pace than in the first days of the week, the data shows that crypto ETFs continue to receive new resources. Bitcoin and Ether continue leading flows, while Solana and HYPE maintain investor interest from those seeking exposure to other cryptocurrencies.