Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Add $286M; BlackRock’s IBIT $209M

Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds recorded $286 million in net inflows on July 6, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with a $209.40 million addition. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for $23.29 million of ether inflows. HYPE-branded and Solana ETFs also received fresh capital.

Bitcoin-focused ETFs posted $265.69 million in net inflows for the session. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust added $42.25 million and Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB brought in $32.98 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT gained $10.96 million, Fidelity’s FBTC added $9.71 million and Bitwise’s BITB saw $4.84 million of inflows. Grayscale’s GBTC registered a $44.45 million outflow. Total value traded across bitcoin ETFs was $2.53 billion and total net assets in the category closed at $77.32 billion. Bitcoin ETFs recorded back-to-back inflows for the first time since May 6.

Ether ETFs recorded $20.66 million of net inflows on the day. BlackRock’s ETHA led ether flows with $23.29 million, while Vaneck’s ETHV posted a $2.62 million outflow. Ether ETFs traded $526.75 million in value and closed with $9.54 billion in net assets.

HYPE products attracted $8.43 million, primarily via Bitwise’s BHYP; HYPE net assets were $370.78 million and $40.81 million changed hands on the session. Solana ETFs added $8.36 million, led by Bitwise’s BSOL; the Solana category had $67.51 million in traded value and $957.14 million in net assets. XRP ETFs reported no trading activity on July 6.

Sosovalue, in a July 6 note, described the period as a shift from “heavy redemptions” into a “repair observation window,” and noted the next test is whether single-day inflows can become consecutive sessions of net additions to complete a weekly reversal.

Macro developments influenced investor behavior. Fed policy updates and expectations of a higher-for-longer interest-rate path affected dollar liquidity and risk asset volatility, factors ETF investors weighed while rebalancing positions near key price levels.

Prior to July 6, bitcoin and ether ETFs had experienced extended redemption pressure. Monday’s broad-based inflows reflected renewed institutional buying in specific funds and strategies, and market participants noted that a sustained weekly reversal would require continued inflows over multiple trading days.