- Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $75.67 million over the week.
- Ethereum ETFs introduced in $105.44 million.
- BlackRock’s IBIT posted the most important inflows, whereas the HYPE ETF led outflows amongst altcoin merchandise.
From July 13 to July 17, 2026, the US spot bitcoin ETF sector closed the week with web inflows of $75.67 million, regardless of a large outflow on the primary buying and selling day. In accordance with SoSoValue, Monday’s destructive outcome was absolutely offset by the following 4 classes, which posted optimistic flows.
The most important capital inflows have been recorded by BlackRock’s IBIT, which attracted $204.15 million.
On the identical time, outflows have been seen in two of its largest opponents:
- FBTC — $181.07 million
- GBTC — $53.06 million
BRRR, EZBC, BTCO, BTCW, and DEFI ended the week unchanged.
Ethereum ETFs Pulled In Over $105 Million
Spot Ethereum ETFs posted a fair stronger outcome, closing the week with web inflows of $105.44 million.
The principle driver was BlackRock’s ETHA, which introduced in $135.31 million, whereas the most important weekly outflow was recorded by FETH — $21.56 million.
ETHV, EZET, QETH, and TETH ended the week with no capital motion.
Altcoin ETFs: XRP and SOL ‘in the Inexperienced’, HYPE ‘in the Crimson’
Amongst spot altcoin-based ETFs, the next posted optimistic momentum:
In the meantime, HYPE-ETF ended the week with web outflows of $7.26 million.
Funds based mostly on DOGE, BNB, LINK, AVAX, LTC, HBAR, and DOT recorded no capital flows.
Within the Hong Kong market, there have been no spot crypto ETF transactions through the reporting week.
As a reminder, the earlier week, July 6-10, spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $197.4 million, whereas Ethereum ETFs introduced in $84.42 million, ending a protracted interval of capital outflows. This week, inflows into bitcoin funds slowed, whereas Ethereum ETFs, against this, accelerated their tempo of funding inflows.
