Daniel Walker
On Tuesday, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced net inflows totaling $135.95 million, marking the fourth consecutive day of positive growth. Over this period, the 12 funds collectively attracted more than $390 million.
BlackRockโs IBIT led the inflows with $98.89 million, making it the largest single-day inflow for the fund since August 26, according to data from SoSoValue. Bitwiseโs BITB followed with $17.41 million, while Fidelityโs FBTC reported $16.80 million in new investments. Grayscaleโs Bitcoin Mini Trust added $2.85 million in net inflows. Notably, there were no outflows across any of the funds, although eight, including Grayscaleโs GBTC, saw no movement in capital flows.
The total daily trading volume for U.S. Bitcoin funds reached $1.11 billion on Tuesday. Since their inception in January, these funds have accumulated a total of $17.83 billion in net inflows.
Ether ETFs also saw a return to positive flows on Tuesday, registering $62.51 million in net inflows. This followed a sharp outflow of over $79 million on Monday, the largest negative flow for Ether ETFs since late July.
The majority of Tuesdayโs Ether inflows came from BlackRockโs ETHA, which recorded $59.25 million. VanEckโs ETHV received $1.94 million, while Invescoโs Ether ETF took in $1.32 million. The remaining six Ether funds did not record any inflows or outflows on the day.
The total trading volume for Ether ETFs was $180.42 million, up from Mondayโs $167.35 million. Despite recent inflows, U.S. Ethereum ETFs have seen cumulative negative flows of $624.17 million since their launch in July, according to SoSoValue.
As for cryptocurrency prices, Bitcoin rose by 2.06% over the past 24 hours, trading at $64,377. Ether also gained 0.42%, bringing its price to $2,636.93 at the time of writing.
