Blackrock Leads $66M Bitcoin ETF Inflow as 9-Day Winning Streak Holds

Bitcoin ETFs Stay Green as Trading Volume Falls to $1.6B

The latest exchange-traded fund (ETF) data points to a market that is still attracting capital, though investors are becoming more selective. Bitcoin ETFs brought in $66.19 million, extending their run of positive sessions to nine. The streak—which has seen over $3 billion enter bitcoin funds—matters because it has survived a clear slowdown in momentum.

Blackrock’s IBIT attracted $51.09 million, while Ark Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB added $33.24 million. On the other hand, Bitwise’s BITB lost $18.14 million. Trading volume fell to $1.60 billion, with net assets ending at $107.96 billion.

The combination of lower turnover and continued inflows suggests the institutional bid for bitcoin remains intact, even as the urgency seen during last week’s surge fades. That could provide some support for bitcoin’s price if broader risk conditions remain stable. The price of Bitcoin briefly hopped above the $85,000 mark early Wednesday—the first time it had breached that level in nearly a week.

Bitcoin Demand Shifts Into a Steadier Phase

Last week’s ETF activity was dominated by aggressive allocation, including several sessions with hundreds of millions of dollars in new capital.

This week has looked different so far.

Flows have remained positive, but the size of the moves has been far smaller, with just $97 million flowing over two days. By contrast, last week’s lowest inflow was on Friday with $134 million. That suggests the market may be transitioning from rapid reentry toward more measured portfolio allocation.

For bitcoin, this can be an important distinction. Persistent inflows during quieter trading sessions often signal that investors are adding exposure without requiring sharp price momentum as confirmation.

The nine-day streak now looks less like a short squeeze in ETF demand and more like a sustained accumulation cycle.

Ether Pauses While Solana Holds Its Ground

Ether ETFs ended a seven-session inflow streak with a modest $2.81 million outflow. Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust attracted $12.83 million, while Blackrock’s ETHA lost $8.94 million and Fidelity’s FETH shed $6.70 million.

The size of the outflow was small relative to recent gains. That makes Tuesday’s reversal more consistent with consolidation than a meaningful deterioration in institutional appetite.

Solana ETFs remained positive with $5.44 million in net inflows. Bitwise’s BSOL drew $5.75 million, and Morgan Stanley’s MSOL added $1.29 million. Vaneck’s VSOL recorded a $1.60 million outflow.

The continued solana ETF demand suggests capital is still reaching beyond the largest crypto assets, although at a slower pace.

NEAR Debut Highlights Appetite for New Exposure

The strongest relative move came from NEAR. Bitwise’s newly launched NRR attracted $35.99 million on its first trading day, with net assets closing at $36.52 million.

That is a significant opening for a new single-asset fund and shows that investors remain willing to allocate beyond established ETF categories when a fresh product reaches the market.

XRP, HYPE and Zcash ETFs all recorded zero net flows, reinforcing the selective nature of Tuesday’s activity. The broader message is one of moderation rather than retreat.

Bitcoin demand remains positive, while ether has paused after a strong run. Solana continues to attract capital, with NEAR’s debut showing that institutional interest is still expanding across the digital-asset market.

For now, the flow data suggests investors are becoming more deliberate, with capital still moving into crypto even as the pace of allocation cools.