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XRP The U.S. -listed spot bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of US$244.4 million on Wednesday, a net inflow of funds for three consecutive days.
The U.S. -listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a net inflow of US$244.4 million on Wednesday, continuing the inflow momentum for three consecutive days. During this period, net inflows totaled US$626 million, indicating that investor interest rebounded again in early August.
BlackRock dominates
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, remains the leader in Bitcoin ETFs. According to Farside Investors, its iShares Bitcoin trust has attracted a net inflow of $479 million in funds over the past three trading days. The fund's total net inflows have climbed to nearly $61 billion, maintaining its leading position in the industry. In the near future, no other U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF can match BlackRock's inflow data. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust attracted $479 million in three days, pushing total net inflows to nearly $61 billion, consolidating its position as the leading spot Bitcoin ETF in the United States this week.
Investors have steadily returned money to BlackRock and other spot Bitcoin ETFs, underscoring confidence in these products at a time of volatile market sentiment.
Bitcoin prices remain stable, markets remain cautious
As positive capital inflows continued, bitcoin prices briefly exceeded $64,920 on Wednesday. As of the close, the trading price of this leading cryptocurrency was close to US$64,744, up 0.7% from the previous 24 hours (data from CoinGecko). Despite the rebound, market participants remained cautious. The Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index, a widely cited indicator of investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market, scored 25 on Wednesday, indicating continued "extreme fear." This is a slight decrease from 27 points the previous day. The index tracks sentiment and attitudes in digital asset markets, with lower values reflecting higher levels of fear among investors.
Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index: A measure of overall investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market through factors such as volatility, trading volume and social media activity.
Ethereum and XRP ETF diverge
Spot Ethereum ETF also attracted new investment on Wednesday, with a net inflow of US$60.9 million. This was the second consecutive day of positive inflows, bringing the total inflow for the two days to US$114.6 million. By comparison, the XRP ETF reported a net outflow of $3.58 million on Wednesday. As a result, the total net assets of the XRP ETF fell to $993.4 million. However, cumulative net inflows into all XRP ETF products remained positive at $1.51 billion.
ETF Type (net inflow/outflow on Wednesday, recent cumulative total, total net assets):
Bitcoin (all U.S. spot ETFs): net inflow of US$244.4 million, cumulative US$626 million (3 days), no data;
BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust: included above, cumulative US$479 million (3 days), nearly US$61 billion;
Spot Ethereum ETF: net inflow of US$60.9 million, cumulative US$114.6 million (2 days), no data;
XRP ETF: net outflow of US$3.58 million, no data, US$993.4 million.
Different trends in major cryptocurrency ETFs highlight the divergence of investor sentiment. Despite significant growth in Bitcoin and Ethereum products, the XRP ETF lost ground due to a decline in net assets during the week.
