Blackrock Drives 79% of Bitcoin ETFs $233M Inflow

7 Bitcoin Funds Gain as Blackrock Pulls $183.38M

The institutional bid for bitcoin returned with force. After ending a four-day losing streak one session earlier, U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs drew more than $233 million as fresh capital flowed into seven funds with no product reporting outflows.

Ether ETFs also moved back into the green. XRP products posted their strongest inflow of the week, while solana recorded a smaller gain.

Blackrock Powers Broad Bitcoin ETF Advance

Blackrock’s IBIT led the bitcoin category with $183.38 million in inflows, accounting for nearly four-fifths of the daily total. Bitwise’s BITB followed with $20.74 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $15.50 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT attracted $7.42 million.

Vaneck’s HODL and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust each received $2.29 million. ARK 21Shares’ ARKB completed the inflows with a $1.50 million addition. The absence of outflows made the session notably broad. Total trading value reached $1.73 billion, while combined net assets closed at $78.76 billion.

Blackrock remains the dominant force in the U.S. spot bitcoin ETF market. IBIT has attracted about $350 million in net inflows during July, helping lead the category’s recovery. Still, that monthly gain remains small beside the fund’s reported outflows of $1.41 billion in May and $3.55 billion in June.

Ether Returns to Inflows as XRP Reaches $1 Billion

Ether ETFs recorded a $13.29 million net inflow during a mixed session.

Blackrock’s ETHA led with $16.24 million. Bitwise’s ETHW added $1.37 million, Morgan Stanley’s MSSE drew about $413,000, and 21Shares’ TETH gained roughly $383,000.

Those additions were partly offset by withdrawals. Fidelity’s FETH lost $2.87 million, Grayscale’s ETHE shed $1.55 million, and Vaneck’s ETHV posted a $702,000 outflow. Ether ETF trading value totaled $422.72 million, with net assets closing at $10.52 billion.

XRP ETFs attracted $5.98 million. Bitwise’s XRP fund received $3.03 million, while Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ added $2.95 million. Combined net assets returned to the $1 billion mark.

Solana ETFs posted a modest $403,890 inflow, entirely through Morgan Stanley’s MSOL. Trading value reached $31.83 million, while net assets ended at $878.33 million.

HYPE ETFs recorded no net creations or redemptions, pausing a prolonged outflow streak. Net assets closed at $260.44 million.

Thursday’s figures showed a broader return of risk appetite. Bitcoin led decisively, but positive flows across ether, XRP and solana suggested that institutional demand was no longer confined to a single corner of the crypto market.