U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs extended their winning streak to six trading days with $203.14 million in net inflows on Tuesday. Ether, XRP, and solana funds also attracted fresh capital, while HYPE ETFs returned to activity with a modest outflow.
Key Takeaways
Blackrock’s IBIT led $203.14M into bitcoin ETFs on July 21, extending inflows to 6 days.Bitcoin ETF assets topped $80B as Ether, XRP, and solana funds drew $48.96M combined.HYPE lost $698,040, testing whether broader ETF demand can extend beyond Bitcoin’s 6-day run.Bitcoin ETFs remained at the center of the move. The group attracted $203.14 million, marking its sixth consecutive session of net inflows.
Blackrock Captures Most of the Bitcoin DemandBlackrock’s IBIT dominated the session with a $163.89 million inflow, accounting for more than 80% of the category’s daily total. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $23.11 million. ARK 21Shares’ ARKB added $9.69 million, while Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust received $6.46 million.
No bitcoin ETF recorded a net outflow during the session, as trading activity also strengthened. Total value traded reached $2.03 billion, up from $1.74 billion a day earlier. Combined net assets closed at $80.94 billion, compared with $79.16 billion on Monday.
Ether ETFs posted a third consecutive day of net inflows, adding $37.47 million.
Blackrock’s ETHA attracted $52.79 million, but the category’s gain was reduced by a $15.32 million withdrawal from Fidelity’s FETH. Total trading value reached $645.28 million, while net assets ended the day at $10.48 billion.
XRP ETFs brought in $5.66 million. The entire inflow went to Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ, which was the only product in the category to record a net addition. XRP ETF trading volume totaled $19.16 million, with combined assets closing at $1.06 billion.
HYPE ETFs moved in the opposite direction. The category recorded a $698,040 outflow after reporting no activity in the previous session. The withdrawal came entirely from 21Shares’ THYP. HYPE ETF trading volume totaled $9.62 million, with net assets closing at $306.30 million.
Tuesday’s flows reinforced a familiar pattern. Bitcoin continued to command the largest institutional allocations, while ether and selected altcoin products benefited from a broader, though more measured, expansion in demand.
