Bitcoin and Ether ETFs inflows on Monday
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs inflows were recorded on Monday, with spot bitcoin ETFs pulling in $265.69 million and Ether ETFs adding $20.66 million to their respective holdings during the trading session. Total bitcoin ETF assets rose to $77.32 billion from $70.95 billion as of June 30, reflecting the change in aggregate assets under management across spot bitcoin funds. The headline values were reported for the single day and are presented here as the main numerical summary of Monday’s ETF flows for bitcoin and ether, as reported in market flow data.
The paragraph above summarizes the headline inflows recorded for bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds on Monday. It presents the primary numerical totals for the day without additional fund-level breakdowns or commentary.
BlackRock’s IBIT absorbed $209.40 million of spot bitcoin ETF flows on Monday, according to the reported fund-level data. ARKB recorded inflows of $32.98 million on the same day, and Grayscale’s mini BTC fund added $42.25 million, as shown in the daily allocation figures. In contrast, GBTC experienced an outflow of $44.45 million during Monday’s session, reducing its holdings relative to the other funds listed.
The figures provide a fund-by-fund breakdown of the distribution of spot bitcoin ETF movements reported for Monday and present the specific inflow and outflow amounts attributed to each major fund. The reported inflow and outflow amounts correspond to individual ETF allocations disclosed in the day’s market flow report. The breakdown isolates the contributions and reductions attributed to each named fund for that session.
Spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a negative flow of $526.6 million over the week, marking an eighth consecutive week of losses for those funds in the weekly flow figures reported for the period. Over the same seven-day period, Ether ETFs registered net outflows totaling $13.7 million, as shown in the aggregated weekly ETF flow data compiled alongside the bitcoin figures. When the flow data were recorded, Bitcoin traded near $63,200, a contemporaneous price datapoint that was reported with the ETF flow totals for the day the data landed. The USDT dominance rate declined to 8.54%, down from 9.35% the previous month, a change noted in the market statistics that accompanied the weekly flow and price information. USDT is described as a tokenized version of the U.S. dollar, with rising dominance often linked to downturns and declining dominance signaling renewed risk appetite.
The report noted inflows into spot bitcoin and Ether ETFs on Monday, with flows allocated unevenly among major funds and some funds registering outflows. A fund-level breakdown highlighted substantial allocations to leading spot bitcoin providers alongside reductions in other ETFs, and the coverage also summarized weekly flow totals and aggregated market indicators. Market context presented with the flow data included contemporaneous price information and a decline in USDT dominance, providing a concise, data-focused recap of the session and its surrounding weekly metrics.
