On Tuesday, U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $181 million, following a loss of around $425 million the previous day, according to data from SoSoValue. Ether ETFs saw an increase of about $58 million.
The majority of the inflow was driven by BlackRock's IBIT, which brought in around $139 million, while Fidelity's FBTC contributed approximately $21 million. Notably, no bitcoin fund reported a loss. In the case of ether, BlackRock's ETHA was responsible for the entire net increase of about $58 million, with other funds remaining unchanged.
This fluctuation mirrors the price movements, as bitcoin ETFs gained nearly 4% and ether funds surged about 6%, marking the most significant single-day increase in several weeks.
The total assets in bitcoin ETFs rose back to roughly $78 billion from about $75 billion, while ether ETF assets exceeded $10 billion.
The inflows for July have been inconsistent rather than following a clear trend. Bitcoin ETFs have experienced alternating inflows and outflows nearly every session this month, with the $425 million redemption on July 13 being the largest during this period, followed by Tuesday's notable rebound. Neither side has maintained its position for more than three days.