Bitcoin spot ETFs draw $129 million on Aug. 6, extending inflow streak to four days
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a $129M net inflow on Aug 6, extending the streak to four straight inflow days, signaling steady marginal institutional demand. Flows were concentrated in BlackRock's IBIT (largest single-day inflow), while VanEck's HODL saw the biggest outflow, highlighting dispersion across issuers. With total ETF NAV near $78.8B and cumulative inflows above $52B, ETF flows remain a key near-term liquidity driver for BTC.
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Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds posted a combined net inflow of $129 million on Aug. 6 (U.S. Eastern Time), notching a fourth straight session of net additions, according to ChainThink, citing SoSoValue data.
BlackRock's IBIT led the group with $1.28 billion in single-day net inflows, lifting its cumulative historical net inflow to $61.088 billion. Morgan Stanley's MSBT ranked second, bringing in $14.94 million on the day and taking its historical net inflow to $429 million.
VanEck's HODL recorded the largest net outflow, with $32.77 million leaving the fund; its cumulative net inflow stands at $1.104 billion.
As of publication, spot Bitcoin ETFs held $78.775 billion in total net assets. The ETF net asset ratio was 6.09%, and cumulative net inflows since launch reached $52.079 billion.
