Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Attract $286 Million as Blackrock Funds Spark Broad Recovery

Bitcoin, Ether, HYPE and Solana ETFs All Gain as Crypto Flows Turn Positive

The crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) market is starting to look less bruised.

After weeks of heavy redemptions, Monday, July 6, brought another broad recovery across active ETF categories. Bitcoin led the move. Ether followed. HYPE and solana also drew meaningful inflows, suggesting that buyers are returning where prices and positioning look more attractive.

Bitcoin and Ether Find Fresh Demand

Bitcoin ETFs posted $265.69 million in net inflows, extending the market’s recent rebound.

Blackrock’s IBIT led the session with a $209.40 million inflow, marking a sharp reversal after weeks of pressure. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust added $42.25 million, while Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB brought in $32.98 million.

Morgan Stanley’s MSBT drew $10.96 million, Fidelity’s FBTC added $9.71 million, and Bitwise’s BITB gained $4.84 million. Grayscale’s GBTC was the lone drag, losing $44.45 million.

Total bitcoin ETF value traded reached $2.53 billion, while total net assets closed at $77.32 billion.

Ether ETFs also finished positive, adding $20.66 million. Blackrock’s ETHA accounted for the strength with a $23.29 million inflow. Vaneck’s ETHV saw a small $2.62 million exit.

Total ether ETF value traded stood at $526.75 million, with net assets closing at $9.54 billion.

Altcoins Join the Rebound as HYPE and Solana Add Capital

HYPE ETFs added $8.43 million, primarily through Bitwise’s BHYP. Total value traded came in at $40.81 million, while net assets closed at $370.78 million.

Solana ETFs also had a strong session, bringing in $8.36 million, mainly through Bitwise’s BSOL. Total value traded was $67.51 million, and net assets closed at $957.14 million.

XRP ETFs saw no trading activity for the day.

Sosovalue’s July 6 note described the current phase as a shift from “heavy redemptions” into a “repair observation window.” Bitcoin and ether have not yet completed a weekly flow reversal, but the worst of the redemption pressure may be easing. The key test now is whether single-day inflows can turn into several consecutive sessions of net additions.

Macro conditions still matter. After the FOMC, investors continued to adjust to a higher-for-longer rate path, dollar liquidity expectations and broader volatility across risk assets. But Monday’s flows offered an important signal: institutional demand is reappearing near key price zones.

That does not mean the recovery is secure. It does suggest the market is no longer being driven only by forced selling. For crypto ETFs, that is a meaningful change in tone.