From August 3 to 7, 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net capital inflow of $853.54 million, according to SoSoValue data. The last time a weekly inflow of this scale was observed was in mid-April.
Throughout all five trading sessions, the funds ended the day with a positive result:
- August 3 — $170.09 million;
- August 4 — $211.49 million;
- August 5 — $244.42 million;
- August 6 — $128.69 million;
- August 7 — $98.85 million.
The most funds were attracted by BlackRock's IBIT — $693.64 million. Next were FBTC — $116.38 million and ARKB — $50.85 million.
At the same time, outflows were recorded by:
- HODL — $53.48 million;
- BTCO — $12.71 million;
- BRRR — $9.07 million;
- DEFI — $2.94 million.
Five more funds attracted funds ranging from $9 million to $26 million each, while BTCW ended the week with no capital movement.
Ethereum ETFs Also Show Best Results Since April
Spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $244.94 million over the same period. This is also the largest weekly inflow since mid-April.
The weekly trend was positive except for August 3, when investors withdrew $11.42 million. Subsequently, the funds received:
- August 4 — $53.75 million;
- August 5 — $60.86 million;
- August 6 — $92.15 million;
- August 7 — $49.60 million.
The main source of inflow was BlackRock's ETHA — $203.06 million. Grayscale's ETHE lost $4.76 million, while ETHV, EZET, and QETH recorded no fund movement.
Six other Ethereum ETFs ended the week with a positive balance.
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Among other cryptocurrency ETFs, the largest inflow was recorded by the $HYPE-ETF — $2.84 million. Additionally, funds were attracted by:
- XRP-ETF — $1.01 million;
- SOL-ETF — $0.14 million;
- DOGE-ETF — $0.08 million.
Funds based on BNB, LINK, LTC, AVAX, HBAR, and DOT ended the week with no capital movement.
In the Hong Kong market, spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted 48.1 $BTC, while Ethereum ETFs attracted 631.34 $ETH.
Recall that from July 20 to 24, crypto ETFs attracted over $137 million.
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