BlackRock-Led Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Draw $220M
Bitcoin ETFs took in $128.69M and Ether ETFs $92.15M on Thursday, about $220M total; BlackRock’s IBIT and ETHA led inflows.
Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds drew roughly $220 million in net inflows on Thursday, with Bitcoin funds collecting $128.69 million and Ether funds adding $92.15 million. The inflows extended Bitcoin ETFs’ streak to four consecutive sessions.
Bitcoin ETFs registered $128.69 million in net inflows across six funds. BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for $128.33 million of the total. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT added $14.94 million and Fidelity’s FBTC brought in $11.20 million. Grayscale’s GBTC and the Bitcoin Mini Trust contributed $7.48 million and $6.83 million, respectively, while Bitwise’s BITB added $1.75 million. Withdrawals from Vaneck’s HODL of $32.77 million and Valkyrie’s BRRR of $9.07 million partially offset inflows. Total trading volume for Bitcoin ETFs reached $1.36 billion and combined net assets closed at $78.77 billion. Over the past four sessions, Bitcoin ETFs have taken in about $755 million.
Ether ETFs drew $92.15 million across five products. BlackRock’s ETHA led with an $81.14 million inflow. Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust and ETHE added $4.55 million and $3.07 million, while BlackRock’s ETHB received $1.96 million and Fidelity’s FETH added $1.42 million. No Ether product reported an outflow on the day. Ether ETF trading value totaled $435.46 million and net assets for the group stood at $10.64 billion.
Other token-specific funds registered smaller moves. XRP ETFs returned to positive territory with $3.45 million in inflows; Bitwise’s XRP fund took in $2.89 million and Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ added about $562,000, bringing XRP ETF net assets to $964.21 million. Bitwise’s HYPE ETF drew $2.84 million to BHYP, leaving its net assets at $265.04 million and trading value at $5.10 million. Solana ETFs saw an outflow, with Fidelity’s FSOL down $859,450 and combined Solana net assets at $857.24 million.
Institutional demand during the session remained concentrated in Bitcoin and Ether, with BlackRock capturing the largest share of new capital in those flagship products. Lawrence Lepard, an Austrian economist and investment manager, noted that while ETF values have fallen sharply from their peaks, total shares outstanding have declined by far less, indicating limited net selling among holders.
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