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spot ETFs attracted a combined $503 million in inflows on August 7, 2025, reflecting robust investor demand for regulated exposure to leading cryptocurrencies [1]. ETFs led the trend, drawing $280.69 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT fund dominating the inflow with $156.64 million [1]. Fidelity’s FBTC added $43.45 million, while other funds including HODL, GBTC, BTC, and BITB also saw inflows ranging from $3.3 million to $21.5 million. Only one Bitcoin ETF, , reported an outflow of $388,000, a minor exception to the otherwise positive momentum [1].Ethereum ETFs also saw strong inflows, totaling $222.34 million [1]. BlackRock’s ETHA led with $103.52 million, followed by Grayscale’s ETH with $34.61 million and Fidelity’s FETH with $31.82 million. Additional Ethereum funds such as ETHW,
, and ETHV also recorded inflows, contributing to the overall trend [1].Despite the strong inflows in the U.S., spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs listed in China Hong Kong reported no significant trading activity on the same day [1]. This contrast highlights differences in regulatory frameworks and investor preferences across regions. In the U.S., the ability to access crypto assets through traditional financial products appears to be gaining traction.
The inflows underscore a growing appetite among investors for regulated exposure to digital assets, a trend that may support price stability and broader institutional adoption. As the market evolves, the continued inflows into spot crypto ETFs could signal a shift in how traditional investors view cryptocurrencies [1].
Source: [1] Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Record Major Inflows on ... (https://coinpaper.com/10435/bitcoin-et-fs-lead-280-m-inflows-as-ethereum-funds-attract-222-m-on-august-7)

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