Bitcoin ETFs rebound with $181M inflows; Ether adds $58M
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs rebounded on Tuesday with about $181M in net inflows, reversing roughly $425M of outflows from the prior day, per SoSoValue. Ether ETFs also turned positive, adding about $58M in inflows.
In the Bitcoin segment, BlackRock’s IBIT led with around $139M, while Fidelity’s FBTC added about $21M. Across Ether, BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for essentially the full ~$58M inflow, with other Ether funds largely flat.
The flow reversal matched price action: Bitcoin ETFs rose close to 4% and Ether ETFs gained about 6%, the strongest single-session move in weeks. Total Bitcoin ETF assets climbed back to about $78B (from ~$75B), while total Ether ETF assets crossed $10B.
Flows in July remain choppy, with Bitcoin ETFs flipping between inflows and outflows almost every other session and the largest redemption coming on July 13 (~$425M). Neither side has maintained streaks longer than three days, suggesting traders are still testing risk appetite around spot ETF flow cycles.
For traders, the key signal is that Bitcoin ETFs inflows are returning after a heavy selloff. This can support near-term sentiment, but the history of rapid reversals implies continued flow-driven volatility.
Bullish
Bitcoin ETFs shifted from about $425M of outflows to roughly $181M of net inflows in one session, a clear near-term sentiment tailwind. The rebound also coincided with strong ETF price gains (BTC ~+4%, ETH ~+6%) and asset growth back toward ~$78B for Bitcoin ETFs and above $10B for Ether ETFs. However, July’s repeated flip-flopping and the lack of streaks beyond three days indicate flow-driven volatility remains likely, so the bullish read is mainly short-term rather than a sustained trend signal.