Key takeaways
- Bitcoin ETFs added $131.31 million while Blackrock IBIT attracted $144.10 million in new flows.
- Ether ETFs lost $5.65 million for a 4th day, with Blackrock ETHA leading the withdrawals.
- XRP gained $18.25 million and Solana gained $6.51 million as altcoin ETF demand remained resilient.
XRP ETFs attract $18 million as regulatory optimism fuels investor demand
A calmer tone returned to crypto ETF markets, although the recovery has been uneven. Bitcoin funds regained momentum with the return of large institutional buyers, helping to stabilize sentiment after a sharp sell-off earlier in the week.
Place Bitcoin ETF recorded net inflows of $131.31 million, supported by large market participation. Six funds ended the day in positive territory, offsetting losses in four others.
Blackrock’s IBIT once again dominated flows, attracting $144.10 million in new capital and strengthening its position as the market leader. main institutional vehicle. BITB from Bitwise and Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust followed with inflows of $17.70 million and $12.60 million, respectively.
Additional gains came from Vaneck’s HODL, Morgan Stanley’s MSBT and Fidelity’s FBTC, all of which saw smaller but significant additions.
The inflows were partially offset by continued sales of several funds. Grayscale’s GBTC led the outflows with an outflow of $31.64 million, while Franklin’s EZBC, Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB and Invesco’s BTCO also ended the session lower.
Trading activity surged as investor participation accelerated. Total value exchanged Bitcoin ETF reached $2.76 billion, while total net assets climbed to $107.75 billion.
Ether ETFs continued to struggle, although the pace of withdrawals slowed significantly. The category saw net outflows of $5.65 million, extending its losing streak to four consecutive sessions.
Blackrock’s ETHA remained the biggest drag with an outflow of $13.21 million, while Blackrock’s ETHB lost another $3.55 million. There were signs of selective buying beneath the surface. Fidelity’s Ether product attracted $6.88 million, while Vaneck’s ETHV and Franklin’s EZET added smaller inflows.
Even so, the gains were not enough to completely reverse the broader weakness. Trading volume the entire Ether ETF reached $600.91 million, with net assets ending at $13.45 billion.
XRP ETFs resumed their upward momentum with $18.25 million in net inflows. Bitwise XRP The fund led the category with $7.01 million, followed closely by Franklin’s XRPZ with $6.64 million and Canary’s XRPC with $4.87 million.
Steady demand suggests that investor appetite for XRP-related products remains intact, especially as regulatory optimism continues to develop around this asset. Trading activity totaled $46.78 million, with net assets standing at $1.25 billion.
Solana ETFs also extended their positive streak, seeing $6.51 million in inflows. Bitwise’s BSOL accounted for the majority of the gains at $3.77 million, while Fidelity’s FSOL added $2.73 million. Total trading value reached $46.94 million, with net assets closing at $1.05 billion.
The broader picture of flows suggests a market becoming increasingly selective. Bitcoin remains the centerpiece of institutional allocation, ether continues to face hesitation and capital regularly turns to alternative assets linked to growth and evolving regulatory discourses.
