U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds added another $203.14 million on Tuesday, extending their run of daily inflows to six straight sessions. The latest move pushed combined net assets for the category to $80.94 billion, while trading volumes also increased from the previous day.

Bitcoin Leads Another Day of ETF Inflows

Bitcoin products remained the main destination for fresh capital across crypto ETF categories. BlackRock’s IBIT led the group with $163.89 million in net inflows, representing more than four-fifths of the day’s total for spot bitcoin funds. Fidelity’s FBTC brought in $23.11 million, followed by ARK 21Shares’ ARKB with $9.69 million and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust with $6.46 million.

No spot bitcoin ETF posted a net outflow during the session. Trading value for the category reached $2.03 billion, up from $1.74 billion a day earlier. Net assets rose from $79.16 billion on Monday to $80.94 billion at Tuesday’s close.

Ether Funds Extend Positive Run

Spot ether ETFs also recorded another positive day, posting their third consecutive session of net inflows. The category added $37.47 million overall.

BlackRock’s ETHA attracted $52.79 million, although those gains were partly offset by a $15.32 million withdrawal from Fidelity’s FETH. Total trading value in spot ether ETFs came to $645.28 million, and combined net assets finished the day at $10.48 billion.

XRP and Solana Products Also Advance

Smaller crypto ETF categories also saw fresh inflows. XRP ETFs added $5.66 million, with the entire amount going to Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ. It was the only XRP fund in the category to register a net addition during the session. Trading volume for XRP ETFs totaled $19.16 million, and combined assets closed at $1.06 billion.

Solana ETFs drew in $5.83 million. Bitwise’s BSOL accounted for most of that inflow. Trading value for solana products reached $56.54 million, while net assets climbed to $912.74 million.

HYPE ETFs Buck the Trend

One category moved against the broader pattern. HYPE ETFs recorded a net outflow of $698,040 after showing no activity in the prior session. The entire withdrawal came from 21Shares’ THYP. Trading volume in HYPE ETFs totaled $9.62 million, and net assets ended the day at $306.30 million.

The day’s results pointed to continued institutional interest across crypto-linked ETFs, with bitcoin still drawing the largest allocations and ether and selected altcoin products seeing smaller but positive additions. The pattern largely matched recent sessions, in which bitcoin remained the dominant destination for new ETF capital.

Source: news.bitcoin.com