Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Post Second Straight Day of Inflows as BlackRock Leads

Bitcoin ETFs stay positive

Spot bitcoin ETFs brought in $107.80 million in net inflows for the day. BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for the bulk of that total with $80.82 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC at $16.94 million and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust at $10.05 million.

No bitcoin ETF recorded a daily outflow. Trading value across the bitcoin ETF group reached $1.58 billion, while total net assets stood at $78.47 billion by the close. Although the daily intake was below Tuesday’s rebound, the absence of selling pressure kept the overall tone constructive after a period of uneven flows.

Ether funds add to the rebound

Spot ether ETFs also ended the day in positive territory, collecting $53.83 million in net inflows. BlackRock’s ETHA led the category with $45.29 million. Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust added $4.58 million, and BlackRock’s ETHB took in another $3.96 million.

As with bitcoin, no ether ETF posted an outflow on the day. Total trading value for ether ETFs came in at $538.44 million, and net assets for the category closed at $10.40 billion.

Other crypto ETF categories were mixed

Beyond bitcoin and ether, performance was less uniform. HYPE ETFs recorded $2.13 million in net inflows, mainly through Grayscale’s HYPG. That category saw $22.07 million in trading value and finished with $346.88 million in net assets.

Solana ETFs moved the other way, posting net outflows of $707,080. Their net assets closed at $895.16 million. XRP ETFs, by contrast, saw no trading activity during the session.

BlackRock’s broader scale in focus

The ETF flow data came as BlackRock reported record results for the second quarter. The asset manager said assets under management climbed to $15.3 trillion, helped by $192 billion in second-quarter net inflows and record first-half net inflows of $321 billion. Revenue rose 31% from a year earlier, while operating income increased 42%.

BlackRock also said its iShares platform has grown past $6 trillion in assets, underscoring the firm’s position in the ETF market. Its spot bitcoin trust remains one of the biggest institutional vehicles for BTC exposure. Third-party tracker Bitbo estimated earlier this week that IBIT held roughly 734,000 BTC.

The latest session suggested that crypto ETF demand was stabilizing after weeks of choppy redemptions. Bitcoin and ether funds have now put together two straight days of inflows without a single outflow in either category, even as other crypto ETF segments showed a more mixed picture.