On August 6, 2025, the American sector of spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on Bitcoin and Ethereum recorded a significant net inflow of capital amounting to $126.7 million. A substantial portion of these investments—$91.6 million—was directed towards Bitcoin-focused funds.
This is reported by Business • Media
Leaders Among Bitcoin ETFs by Investment Volume
Among Bitcoin ETFs, the most significant capital inflow was demonstrated by the fund with the ticker IBIT from BlackRock, which attracted $41.9 million. The total assets under management for this fund currently stand at $85.15 billion.
In second place was the spot ETF from Bitwise Asset Management with the ticker BITB, which garnered $26.4 million with a total asset volume of $4.71 billion. The third spot was taken by the investment product from Grayscale Investments (GBTC) with an inflow of $14.5 million. Additionally, funds from Fidelity Investments and VanEck received $10 million and $4 million, respectively.
Meanwhile, the remaining six Bitcoin ETFs ended the trading day with no changes in terms of inflows or outflows of funds.
“On August 6, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $91.6 million.”
Investment Dynamics in the Spot Ethereum ETF Segment
The segment of spot ETFs based on Ethereum also showed positive dynamics, attracting $35.1 million in a single day. The main contribution came from the ETHA fund from BlackRock, which received $33.4 million. Additionally, the funds from Grayscale (ETHE) with $10 million and 21Shares (CETH) with $367,000 were also in the “green zone.”
Among spot Ethereum ETFs, only the investment product from Grayscale with the ticker ETH showed an outflow of funds, losing $8.7 million. The other five Ethereum ETFs did not record any changes on the last trading day.
It was previously reported that SBI Holdings has submitted an application to launch two new cryptocurrency ETFs.