On August 7, 2025, spot cryptocurrency ETFs in the U.S. market recorded a significant capital influx, indicating a growing interest among investors in digital assets.
This is reported by Business • Media
Increase in investments in Bitcoin ETFs
According to SoSoValue, $280.69 million flowed into Bitcoin ETFs in one day, confirming a steady demand for this type of instrument. The largest inflow was observed in the IBIT fund from BlackRock, which received $156.64 million in new investments. The second position in terms of raised capital was held by FBTC from Fidelity with $43.45 million.
- HODL — $21.49 million;
- GBTC — $18.48 million;
- BTC — $17.17 million;
- BITB — $17.17 million;
- EZBC — $3.38 million;
- BRRR — $3.30 million.
It is worth noting that the ARKB product was the only fund with an outflow of funds — $388 thousand, contrasting with the overall positive dynamics of the industry.
“On August 7, $280.69 million flowed into spot Bitcoin ETFs.”
Positive dynamics in the Ethereum ETF sector
The Ethereum ETF segment is also showing increased interest from investors. The total inflow of funds into Ethereum-focused funds amounted to $222.34 million. The leader in this category was ETHA from BlackRock with $103.52 million. Following in terms of investment volume are ETH from Grayscale ($34.61 million) and FETH from Fidelity ($31.82 million).
- ETHW — $24.79 million;
- ETHE — $10.87 million;
- ETHV — $7.04 million;
- EZET — $5.84 million;
- QETH — $3.86 million.
No activity in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs was observed in the Hong Kong market this time.
It is worth recalling that earlier, the Japanese financial group SBI Holdings submitted applications to launch two cryptocurrency-focused ETFs, indicating a global increase in interest in such financial products.