Daily Capital Inflow into US Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Exceeded $590 Million

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

On August 12, 2025, the total daily capital inflow into spot exchange-traded funds based on Bitcoin and Ethereum in the US reached nearly $590 million. A significant portion of this amount was provided by spot Ethereum ETFs, which attracted $523.92 million, while the inflow into Bitcoin ETFs amounted to $65.95 million.

This is reported by Business • Media

Investment Dynamics in Bitcoin ETFs

Among Bitcoin ETFs, the IBIT fund received the most funds — $111.44 million. Meanwhile, the GBTC and ARKB funds recorded capital outflows, losing $21.63 million and $23.86 million, respectively. Nine other funds remained unchanged in their investment structure.

Capital inflow dynamics in US spot Bitcoin ETFs. Data: SoSoValue.

Capital inflow dynamics in US spot Bitcoin ETFs

Activity in the Ethereum ETF Segment

The sector of spot Ethereum ETFs has shown positive dynamics for the sixth consecutive trading day. The main recipients of investments were:

  • ETHA (BlackRock) — $318.67 million
  • FETH (Fidelity) — $144.93 million
  • ETH (Grayscale) — $44.25 million
  • ETHE (Grayscale) — $9.33 million
  • ETHV (VanEck) — $4.94 million
  • CETH (21Shares) — $1.80 million

Capital inflow dynamics in US spot Ethereum ETFs. Data: SoSoValue.

Capital inflow dynamics in US spot Ethereum ETFs

Three funds in this sector did not record any changes in capital. At the same time, interest in Ethereum ETFs is not limited to the US: a capital inflow of 305.59 ETH was also noted in the Hong Kong market.

Meanwhile, the positive movement of investments in the sector of spot Ethereum ETFs amounted to $523.92 million. Since the beginning of the month, these exchange-traded funds have continued to attract capital for the sixth consecutive trading day.

It is worth noting that the day before, spot Ethereum ETFs had already received a record daily amount of investments exceeding $1 billion, indicating a growing interest from institutional investors in cryptocurrency instruments.