Bitcoin ETFs Add $68.99M, 7-Day Inflow Run Nears $1B as Ether Leads Daily Flows

U.S. spot ether ETFs took in $72.64 million on Wednesday, edging out the $68.99 million net inflow into spot bitcoin funds, as investors continued to concentrate allocations in the two largest digital assets. Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to seven consecutive sessions, bringing cumulative net additions over the period to $999.38 million. Ether ETFs notched a fourth straight day of inflows, totaling $184.93 million across the four-session run. Within bitcoin ETFs, BlackRock's IBIT led Wednesday's creations with $38.78 million. Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust added $37.88 million and Fidelity's FBTC gained $21.49 million. Bitwise's BITB and Morgan Stanley's MSBT recorded smaller inflows of $5.36 million and $3.77 million. Grayscale's GBTC saw a $38.30 million redemption, partially offsetting the day's gains. Total bitcoin ETF trading value reached $1.11 billion. Combined net assets ended at $80.36 billion, down from the prior session despite positive flows, reflecting moves in the underlying market. Bitcoin ETFs have brought in $499 million so far this week, according to Sosovalue. Ether ETFs posted the stronger daily print. BlackRock's ETHA attracted $53.47 million, while Fidelity's FETH added $19.18 million. No ether product reported net outflows. Ether ETF trading value totaled $597.49 million, and combined net assets finished at $10.57 billion. Smaller crypto ETF categories lagged. Solana ETFs recorded a $1.27 million net outflow, led by declines of about $686,590 from Fidelity's FSOL and roughly $585,460 from Grayscale's GSOL. Solana ETF trading value was $54.46 million, with net assets at $908.74 million. XRP and HYPE ETFs reported no net creations or redemptions. XRP ETF assets remained above $1 billion at $1.04 billion, while HYPE ETF assets ended at $301.78 million. Flat flows do not imply a lack of trading: existing ETF shares can continue to change hands in the secondary market without triggering new share creation or redemption. Overall, the latest data underscored continued investor preference for scale, with most incremental capital flowing to bitcoin and ether while smaller crypto ETFs struggle to build steady momentum.