US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew over $380 million in net inflows over two days as the Coldcard hardware wallet hack renewed investor interest in institutional custody solutions.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $170.1 million in net inflows on Aug. 3 following a prior session outflow, with BlackRock's IBIT driving nearly two-thirds of the total as participation broadened across seven funds.
Intesa Sanpaolo tripled its position in an iShares staked Ether ETF to 349,600 shares while cutting its iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF holding by 94% during the second quarter.
Hashdex's U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF (DEFI) to cease trading on Aug 17 due to low assets under management ($14.7M), with shareholders to receive cash distributions by Aug 28 after remaining Bitcoin holdings are sold.
Hashdex is shutting down its $14.7 million Hashdex Bitcoin ETF (DEFI), giving holders until August 17 to sell before liquidation begins August 18 due to operating cost pressures.
Intesa Sanpaolo's latest Form 13F filing shows a 99.3% cut in its iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF call position, a new put option row, and tripled staked Ethereum holdings for Q2.
Hashdex announced it will liquidate its eponymous spot Bitcoin ETF this month, distributing cash to all remaining shareholders and selling its approximately 225 BTC holdings. The decision follows an evaluation of factors including trading liquidity, operating costs, and investor interest, with the fund holding $14.25 million in net assets.
Bitcoin dropped below $63,000 as the Coinbase Premium Index recorded its longest negative streak in history at 77 days, indicating persistent selling pressure from US institutional investors despite recent Bitcoin ETF inflows.
U.S. spot Bitcoin funds experienced $265.4 million in net outflows on July 31, reversing previous inflows. Ethereum funds saw a $9 million net inflow, primarily due to a $15.4 million inflow into BlackRock's staked Ethereum ETF (ETHB), as other Ether products were flat or negative.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs, bound by traditional market hours, face price gaps as global Bitcoin trades 24/7. This causes ETFs to open Monday reflecting weekend price shifts, not investor panic. Institutional adoption has concentrated liquidity to weekdays, making weekend market shocks more impactful due to thinner order books.
Bitcoin ETFs, with $16.33B in unrealized losses, face a critical test on Aug. 14 as large investment managers disclose their June 30 positions, revealing whether institutional adoption is durable or merely momentum capital in a regulated wrapper.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $172.4 million in net inflows in July, reversing two months of outflows, despite late-month selling. However, they remain negative year-to-date with $5.3 billion in outflows. Ether and XRP ETFs also saw positive inflows in July.
VanEck's Bitcoin ETF (HODL) concludes its zero-sponsor-fee period today, July 31, with $1.076 billion in net assets, falling below the $2.5 billion waiver threshold. A 0.20% annual sponsor fee will now apply to all trust assets, impacting investor costs and HODL's competitive standing against other spot-Bitcoin ETFs.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their strongest daily inflows in over three weeks, attracting $233.1 million on Thursday, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust with $183.4 million, potentially securing their fourth consecutive week in the green.
Bitcoin ETFs in the US saw $49.8M in outflows over four days as Bitcoin briefly hit $63,000, despite cumulative net inflows remaining at $51.3B.
US-listed Ethereum ETFs experienced $70.62 million in net outflows on Friday, breaking a five-day inflow streak, yet still posting $103.9 million in weekly net inflows. Bitcoin ETFs also saw outflows, ending a seven-day streak, but both assets maintained three-week inflow streaks.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $225 million in net outflows on July 23, led by a $202 million outflow from BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), ending a seven-day inflow streak of $999 million. Bitcoin prices also declined, though causation between flows and price movement remains unresolved.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their first net outflows in over a week, totaling $225.2 million on Thursday, primarily driven by BlackRock's IBIT. This coincided with a dip in Bitcoin's price below $65,000, influenced by elevated oil prices due to the ongoing US-Iran military exchange.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their longest inflow streak since April, attracting $930 million over six days, as institutional demand recovers. This crypto market revival coincides with easing enthusiasm for AI stocks and progress on US crypto legislation, potentially signaling a capital rotation.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $225.2 million in net outflows on Thursday, ending a seven-session inflow streak, though weekly inflows remained positive. This occurred as Bitcoin briefly fell below $65,000 amid US-Iran tensions. Meanwhile, spot Ether ETFs extended their inflow streak to five days.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded nearly $1 billion in net inflows over seven consecutive trading sessions, suggesting institutional interest. This streak, however, is below April's nine-session run. Inflows on Wednesday were lower than Tuesday's, coinciding with a slight dip in Bitcoin's price and market sentiment.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their sixth consecutive day of net inflows on Tuesday, adding $203.1 million, bringing the six-session total to $930 million as Bitcoin traded above $65,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) buyers are demonstrating improved absorption at the $65,000 level, following Binance's largest net outflow of over 9,000 BTC in nearly two years. Analysis from CryptoQuant suggests easing short-term supply pressure, though a new uptrend requires further spot demand and stable price structure.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their sixth consecutive day of net inflows on Tuesday, adding $203.1 million and totaling $930 million over the streak. This occurred as Bitcoin traded above $65,000, improving broader crypto market sentiment from 'extreme fear' to 'fear'.
