Bitcoin ETFs Lost Nearly $390 Million Over the Week, While SOL ETFs Attracted New Capital

From August 10 to 14, 2026, the spot Bitcoin ETF sector in the United States recorded a total capital outflow of $389.71 million, according to data from SoSoValue.

Outflows were observed on four out of five trading days during the week:

• August 10 — $144.67 million;
• August 12 — $61.16 million;
• August 13 — $131.13 million;
• August 14 — $57.63 million.

The outflow during the reporting period came from BlackRock's IBIT — $78.96 million. At the same time, the largest single fund to see outflows was Fidelity's FBTC — $153.23 million.

The following funds also showed negative trends:

• GBTC from Grayscale — $88.3 million;
• ARKB from ARK Invest/21Shares — $70.36 million.

Only two funds recorded positive results:

• BTC from Grayscale — $75.98 million;
• MSBT from Morgan Stanley — $7.08 million.

Other Bitcoin ETFs also ended the week with outflows or without significant capital inflows.

Ethereum ETFs Lost $2.26 Million

The spot Ethereum ETF sector ended the week with a total outflow of $2.26 million, according to SoSoValue data.

The largest outflow was recorded by BlackRock's ETHA — $16.39 million. Investors withdrew another $5.6 million from Fidelity's FETH.

At the same time, some of the losses were offset by:

• $ETH from Grayscale — $15.07 million;
• ETHB from 21Shares — $3.86 million;
• MSSE from Morgan Stanley — $0.81 million.

Other funds based on Ethereum did not attract any assets under management during the week.

We explained what Ethereum ETFs are in a separate article:

$SOL-ETFs Became Leaders Among Altcoins

Unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, some exchange-traded products based on altcoins showed positive trends.

The largest capital inflows were recorded by:

• $SOL-ETFs — $10.26 million;
• HYPE-ETFs — $2.74 million;
• XRP-ETFs — $2.25 million;
• LINK-ETFs — $1.23 million;
• HBAR-ETFs — $0.46 million.

At the same time, DOGE-ETFs recorded an outflow of $0.56 million.

Other funds based on altcoins did not attract investments during the reporting period.

Activity remained minimal in the Hong Kong market as well: only 0.17 $ETH was added to spot Ethereum ETFs over the week.

Recall that last week, investors poured over $1 billion into various crypto funds.