Bitcoin ETFs inflows and outflows
Bitcoin ETFs inflows and outflows were notable on Aug. 28, when U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a nine-day inflow streak and recorded net outflows of $201.9 million that day. Those flows left cumulative net inflows at about $55.1 billion and total net assets at around $93.9 billion for the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF complex. The figures summarize recent reported fund-level movements and aggregate assets without further commentary.
The numbers above present the reported flow and asset totals for the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF group. No additional analysis is provided here.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $2.8 billion over an eight-day inflow streak prior to Aug. 28, representing the aggregate net inflows to the ETF group during that eight-day period. Daily inflows during that run topped $300 million on multiple days and peaked above $600 million on Aug. 20. During the inflow streak, Bitcoin tested the $80,000 price level before later moving lower. Bitcoin slipped after Kevin Warsh made hawkish remarks at Jackson Hole and then recovered to around $79,000 over the following weekend. The inflows and price movements described pertain to the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF complex and the Bitcoin market during the same interval.
These figures reflect reported fund flows and contemporaneous price movements during the documented inflow streak. No additional analysis is provided.
Ethereum ETFs recorded inflows of $102.1 million on Aug. 28, extending a 10-day inflow streak for the product group. Cumulative net inflows into Ethereum ETFs were about $12.9 billion, reflecting the total net capital that had flowed into those funds up to that reporting date. Total net assets for the Ethereum ETF complex were approximately $13.8 billion at the reported time, representing the aggregate market value held across the funds in the group. The figures above present the single-day inflow, the cumulative inflow total and the aggregate asset level for the Ethereum ETF group without further commentary or analysis. No additional data or interpretation is included here.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed a recent multi-day inflow run and moved to net outflows that ended that streak, while Ethereum ETFs continued to receive inflows and extended their own multi-day run. Aggregate reported flows and asset totals show continued investor activity across the spot cryptocurrency ETF sector, with Bitcoin-focused funds shifting to net outflows at the end of the reporting interval and Ethereum-focused funds sustaining inflow momentum.
