Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs post seven consecutive days of inflows

Spot Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs both show seven consecutive days of net inflows. On August 25, $314 million flowed into Bitcoin ETFs, while Ethereum ETFs attracted $180 million. The figures come from data service SoSoValue and point to sustained demand from institutional investors, despite a slight decline in the Bitcoin price.

In brief:

• Bitcoin ETFs received $314 million in net inflows on August 25
• Ethereum ETFs attracted $180 million the same day
• Both product groups now show a streak of seven days in a row

Seven days of inflows for Bitcoin ETFs

According to data from SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs received a net inflow of $314 million on August 25. That is the seventh consecutive day of positive flows, meaning that over a full week investors have net invested more than they withdrew.

Bitcoin stands at $79K at the time of writing, a decline of 1.4% over the past 24 hours. Earlier, BlackRock already drew $338 million into Bitcoin ETFs in a single day, which shows that demand from large players has remained consistent over the past few weeks.

Ethereum ETFs also on the rise

Ethereum ETFs did not lag behind on the same day: net inflows amounted to $180 million, also marking a seventh consecutive day in positive territory. That is notable, because Ethereum ETFs historically show less inflow than their Bitcoin counterpart.

The parallel streaks in both product groups suggest broader renewed interest from institutional parties in crypto via regulated investment products. Analysts such as Arthur Hayes previously pointed to a possible bull market fuelled by liquidity, and CryptoQuant earlier signalled that Bitcoin is switching to bull market behaviour.

Whether the inflows continue depends in part on how the Bitcoin price develops further. Michaël van de Poppe previously left open a scenario in which Bitcoin could fall to $74.000 or rise to $82.600, depending on market developments in the coming period.