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ETH Bitcoin spot ETF inflow was US$266 million, BlackRock IBIT contributed US$209 million
During the July 6 trading session, Bitcoin spot ETF net inflow was US$266 million, of which BlackRock\'s IBIT contributed US$209 million. The Ethereum Spot ETF attracted US$29.082 million, and BlackRock\'s one-day net inflow of ETHA reached US$29.742 million. Despite market volatility, ETF asset trends remain resilient, reflecting institutions \'continued participation in digital asset products.
Bitcoin ETF inflows are strong, institutional funds continue to enter the market
U.S. spot ETFs have attracted new institutional capital, and Bitcoin ETF capital inflows have increased accordingly; Ethereum products also The trading session on July 6 continued its positive momentum with stable capital allocation.
Bitcoin funds welcome another strong trading day
BlackRock\'s IBIT contributed the day\'s largest single-day inflow among Bitcoin products. The fund attracted US$209 million during the reporting period, accounting for the majority of the day\'s total inflow. The figure shows the daily ETF fund flow over the past few months. The green column represents positive inflows on the trading day and the red column represents the period of net capital outflow. As of the latest reporting period, the Bitcoin transaction price was US$63,739. Despite recent market volatility, ETF assets remain high and capital continues to flow into regulated investment vehicles.
Chart shows institutional participation remains stable
The chart compares daily fund flow with Bitcoin market performance. Two trend lines track total ETF assets and Bitcoin prices respectively, which together reflect changes in institutional participation. Several consecutive red bars appeared on the timeline, representing investors temporarily withdrawing funds from Bitcoin funds, but then the green bar returned with a new round of buying activity. The latest inflows are consistent with previous stages of recovery shown in the chart, with ETF assets typically expanding after periods of sustained buying, a pattern that is still visible in Bitcoin price fluctuations.
The report quoted SoValue\'s data to update capital trends, emphasizing BlackRock\'s leading position in daily inflows, and market participants closely monitor institutional allocation trends.
Ethereum ETF continues positive momentum
Ethereum Spot ETF also reported another positive trading day, with total net inflows reaching US$29.082 million on July 6. New capital allocations continue to support regulated Ethereum investment products. BlackRock\'s ETHA inflow in a single day was US$29.742 million, while other issuers recorded small outflows over the same period, but overall activity still produced positive net results. A broader chart shows that institutions maintain a longer investment cycle, with ETF assets fluctuating less than Bitcoin market prices, a difference that remains consistent across multiple reporting periods.
Recent SoSoValue data shows that institutional demand for major cryptocurrencies continues. Bitcoin products attracted much more funds than Ethereum funds, but both asset types ended the day\'s trading with positive net inflows.
