US-listed crypto exchange-traded funds posted another day of net inflows on Thursday, with Bitcoin products taking in $128.69 million and Ether funds adding $92.15 million. The combined total came to about $220.8 million, extending a four-day inflow streak for Bitcoin ETFs and keeping BlackRock at the center of demand in both categories.

The day’s allocations were heavily concentrated in BlackRock products. Its iShares Bitcoin Trust, IBIT, accounted for nearly all of the net Bitcoin intake, while its Ether fund, ETHA, led Ether inflows by a wide margin.

Bitcoin inflows reach a fourth straight day

Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $128.69 million on Thursday across six funds. BlackRock’s IBIT brought in $128.33 million, making it the dominant contributor to the day’s total.

Other Bitcoin gains came from Morgan Stanley’s MSBT at $14.94 million, Fidelity’s FBTC at $11.20 million, Grayscale’s GBTC at $7.48 million, Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust at $6.83 million, and Bitwise’s BITB at $1.75 million.

Those additions were partly offset by withdrawals from two products. VanEck’s HODL and Valkyrie’s BRRR posted outflows, trimming what would otherwise have been a larger daily gain for the segment.

Ether funds also post strong demand

Ether ETFs added $92.15 million on the day across five funds. BlackRock’s ETHA led the group with $81.14 million, far ahead of the other listed products.

Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust attracted $4.55 million, while ETHE added $3.07 million. BlackRock’s ETHB received $1.96 million and Fidelity’s FETH brought in $1.42 million.

Trading activity in Ether ETFs reached $435.46 million for the session. The group’s net assets stood at $10.64 billion, according to the source figures.

Smaller crypto ETF segments were mixed

Outside Bitcoin and Ether, flows were more modest and mixed. XRP ETFs returned to net inflows with $3.45 million after previously being in negative territory.

HYPE products added $2.84 million, while Solana funds recorded a net outflow of $859,450. The divergence underscored that most of Thursday’s fresh capital remained concentrated in the two largest crypto ETF categories.

BlackRock remains the main beneficiary

Thursday’s flow data again showed how strongly investor demand is clustering around a small number of vehicles, especially BlackRock’s offerings. IBIT drove the Bitcoin side, and ETHA was the clear leader among Ether products.

The next confirmed marker for the market will be whether the current Bitcoin ETF inflow streak extends beyond four sessions and whether Ether funds can maintain similar momentum. For now, the latest session points to continued institutional interest centered on Bitcoin and Ether rather than a broad-based move across all crypto fund products.

Source: news.bitcoin.com