Capital in Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Rises for the Ninth Consecutive Day

Добовий приплив капіталу у спотові біткоїн- та Ethereum-ETF склав майже $610 млн

The spot Bitcoin ETF sector continues to show steady growth: for the ninth consecutive day, there has been an influx of capital. As of July 15, 2025, investments in these instruments reached $402.99 million, bringing the total inflow during this period to over $4.43 billion.

This is reported by Business • Media

Spot Bitcoin ETFs: Leaders and Market Dynamics

The largest investment volume among Bitcoin ETFs was recorded by the IBIT fund, attracting $416.35 million in a single day. Other leaders included funds such as HODL ($18.99 million), BTC ($18.56 million), BITB ($12.70 million), and EZBC ($6.76 million). Meanwhile, the FBTC, ARKB, and GBTC funds experienced outflows, while the rest of the ETFs saw minimal activity.

Capital inflow/outflow in the American spot Bitcoin ETF sector. Source: SoSoValue.

Positive Trend in Ethereum ETFs

A similar positive trend is ongoing in the spot Ethereum ETF sector, where there has been an influx of funds for the eighth consecutive day. On July 15, investors allocated $192.33 million to these products. The majority of the investments were directed towards the ETHA product from BlackRock — $171.52 million. Additional inflows were recorded by Fidelity ($12.22 million) and Grayscale ($8.59 million).

Capital inflow/outflow in the American spot Ethereum ETF sector. Source: SoSoValue.

In Hong Kong, spot Bitcoin ETFs also recorded an inflow of 12.61 BTC per day, while no capital movement was detected in the local Ethereum ETFs.

“On July 15, 2025, the inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $402.99 million — the positive trend has continued for the ninth consecutive day.”

It is worth noting that Grayscale Investments recently approached the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requesting final approval for its mixed ETF. This event could significantly impact the future development of the ETF market in the cryptocurrency segment.