Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin ETFs added $21.44M, extending inflows to 3 straight sessions led by Blackrock IBIT.
- Ether ETFs gained $26.93M, while HYPE and solana also attracted fresh investor demand.
- XRP ETFs were inactive as July’s recovery hinges on sustained multi-day ETF inflows.
Ether ETFs Extend 4-Day Inflow Run as Blackrock’s ETHA Adds $26.9 Million
The rebound did not roar. It held.
After weeks of bruising redemptions, crypto ETFs continued to draw capital for another session, even if the pace slowed from Monday’s stronger start. Bitcoin and ether remained the center of attention, with both categories extending their inflow streaks. Altcoin demand also stayed firm, led by HYPE and solana products.
Bitcoin and Ether Keep the Recovery Alive
Bitcoin ETFs posted $21.44 million in net inflows, marking their third consecutive day in positive territory.
Blackrock’s IBIT led the session with a $54.80 million inflow, providing enough support to offset exits elsewhere. Fidelity’s FBTC saw $24.92 million leave the fund, while Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB recorded an $8.44 million outflow.
The result was a modest gain, but an important one. After the heavy selling seen through June, even smaller positive sessions help rebuild confidence. Total bitcoin ETF value traded stood at $1.51 billion, while total net assets closed at $77.26 billion.
Ether ETFs delivered a cleaner result. The category added $26.93 million, extending its inflow streak to four trading days. The entire addition came through Blackrock’s ETHA, which has become the main vehicle behind ether’s recent ETF recovery.
Total ether ETF value traded reached $388.46 million, and net assets closed at $9.53 billion.
HYPE and Solana Add to the Green Tape
HYPE ETFs also finished higher, bringing in $4.32 million. The inflow was primarily routed through Bitwise’s BHYP, keeping the category in positive territory after a strong start to the week. Total HYPE ETF value traded came in at $44.68 million, while net assets closed at $367.62 million.
Solana ETFs completed another positive session for active crypto ETF categories, adding $1.67 million. The inflow was primarily directed into Fidelity’s FSOL. Total Solana ETF value traded reached $83.89 million, with net assets closing at $949.75 million.
XRP ETFs were quiet, with no trading activity recorded for the day.
Tuesday’s flows showed that the ETF recovery is still fragile, but intact. Bitcoin’s inflow was smaller and partly offset by redemptions, yet IBIT’s strength kept the category green. Ether looked steadier, while HYPE and solana continued to show that selective altcoin demand remains alive.
