Bitcoin ETFs See $95M Outflow; Ether’s Inflow Streak Ends
Bitcoin ETFs posted $95.30 million in net outflows on July 9; ether ETFs saw $52.08 million in net outflows, ending a five-day inflow run.
On Thursday, July 9, bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $95.30 million in net outflows while ether ETFs posted $52.08 million in net outflows, snapping a five-day inflow streak. Trading volumes were lighter than earlier in the week.
Bitcoin withdrawals were led by Fidelity’s FBTC, which saw $63.25 million leave, and Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB, which recorded $39.93 million in redemptions. Smaller funds drew inflows, including Vaneck’s HODL (+$5.36 million), Morgan Stanley’s MSBT (+$2.17 million) and Bitwise’s BITB (+$343,040). Total value traded in bitcoin ETFs that day was $1.38 billion and aggregate net assets across bitcoin ETFs closed at $76.51 billion. Over the week, bitcoin funds had two sessions of inflows and two sessions of outflows.
In the ether category, Fidelity’s FETH led redemptions with $33.96 million withdrawn. BlackRock’s ETHA recorded $12.67 million in outflows, Bitwise’s ETHW saw $2.75 million leave, and BlackRock’s ETHB registered $2.70 million in redemptions. Total value traded in ether ETFs was $234.92 million and net assets in the category stood at $9.34 billion at the close.
Solana ETFs posted a modest net outflow of $605,110. Invesco’s QSOL accounted for the largest single sale, losing $941,370, while Vaneck’s VSOL received $260,680 and 21Shares’ TSOL drew $75,580 in inflows. Solana ETFs traded $46.31 million in value and held $904.67 million in net assets. Two specialized products, HYPE and XRP ETFs, recorded no trading activity that day.
At the Open QUICK 2026 seminar, Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama told attendees Japan will examine a legal route for crypto ETFs as overseas trading of the products expands. Japan’s Financial Services Agency is preparing a regulatory overhaul for crypto assets to integrate digital assets with mainstream market infrastructure.
Thursday’s flows were mixed, with major funds accounting for the largest moves and lighter trading volumes compared with earlier sessions.
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