On August 7, 2025, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs showed significant capital inflows. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $280.69 million while Ethereum ETFs gathered $222.34 million.
Bitcoin ETFs Investments
Among Bitcoin products, BlackRock's IBIT fund attracted the most attention with $156.64 million in investments. It was followed by Fidelity's FBTC with $43.45 million. Other Bitcoin ETFs that saw inflows include:
* HODL — $21.49 million * GBTC — $18.48 million * BTC — $17.17 million * BITB — $17.17 million * EZBC — $3.38 million * BRRR — $3.30 million
However, the ARKB product reported an outflow of $388,000, standing out amidst the generally positive trend.
Ethereum ETFs Capital Inflows
The Ethereum ETF sector also experienced positive momentum. The largest inflow was to BlackRock's ETHA fund, which attracted $103.52 million. Notable additional inflows were recorded by Grayscale's ETH ($34.61 million) and Fidelity's FETH ($31.82 million). Further funds receiving capital include:
* ETHW — $24.79 million * ETHE — $10.87 million * ETHV — $7.04 million * EZET — $5.84 million * QETH — $3.86 million.
Regional Differences in ETF Activity
Despite robust inflows in the US market, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in Hong Kong reported no significant trading activity on August 7, underscoring regional differences in investor behavior and regulatory environments.
The strong demand for spot ETFs in the US reflects an ongoing appetite among investors to gain regulated, direct exposure to leading cryptocurrencies through traditional financial products. Such inflows may continue supporting price stability and fostering broader adoption as digital asset markets evolve.
