According to recent data, U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced inflows totaling $135.95 million on Tuesday. Spot ether ETFs also performed admirably, attracting $62.51 million in fresh capital.
**U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Garner $135M Inflows, Ether Funds Close Behind with $62M**
It was a robust day for both U.S. spot bitcoin and ether ETFs, demonstrating impressive inflow figures.
Leading the charge in bitcoin ETFs was BlackRock’s IBIT, which brought in $98.89 million. Following closely was Bitwise’s BITB, which added $17.41 million, and Fidelity’s FBTC, which secured $16.8 million. Grayscale’s Mini Bitcoin Trust rounded out the group with $2.85 million.
The remaining funds remained stable, showing no movement in either direction. The nearly $136 million in inflows has pushed the cumulative total since January 11 to $17.83 billion. As reported by sosovalue.xyz, around $1.11 billion was traded among these funds. Collectively, the 12 funds now manage $58.67 billion in BTC, which accounts for 4.62% of bitcoin’s overall market capitalization. Ether ETFs also enjoyed a strong performance, pulling in $62.51 million.
Across the nine ether ETFs, a total of $180.42 million was traded. BlackRock’s ETHA once again led the pack, attracting $59.25 million, while Vaneck’s ETHV gathered $1.94 million, and Invesco’s QETH captured $1.32 million. These inflows have helped mitigate the cumulative net outflows since July 23, which now stand at $624.17 million. Currently, the nine funds control $7.2 billion in ETH, representing 2.26% of ether’s market cap.
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