According to data compiled by SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a daily inflow of $386.27 million, marking a strong rebound after two consecutive days of net outflows. The trend was driven primarily by leading funds:
- FBTC (Fidelity): +$172.99M
- IBIT (BlackRock): +$120.93M
- BITB (Bitwise): +$68.55M
- ARKB (ARK Invest): +$10.83M
- HODL (VanEck): +$7.68M
- BTC (Grayscale): +$5.29M
Six other spot Bitcoin ETF products registered no net capital movement on the same day. This uneven distribution of inflows underlines a clear preference among institutional investors for well-established fund issuers such as Fidelity and BlackRock.
Daily capital inflows in spot Bitcoin ETFs. Источник SoSoValue.Meanwhile, the Ethereum ETF segment continued its positive trajectory, marking 25 consecutive days of inflows since May 16. On June 9 alone, net inflows amounted to $52.71 million, adding to an almost $1 billion cumulative inflow over the past three weeks.
Fund-specific contributions included:
- FETH (Fidelity): +$12.90M
- BlackRock Ethereum ETF: +$35.19M
- Grayscale Ethereum Trust: +$4.62M
No inflows or outflows were reported in other Ethereum ETF products during the same session, suggesting a capital concentration trend similar to the Bitcoin ETF sector.
Outside the U.S., spot crypto ETFs in Hong Kong reported a net outflow of 284.17 BTC from Bitcoin funds. No significant capital movement was observed in local Ethereum ETF products.
This activity coincides with major institutional developments. Notably, JPMorgan Chase recently began offering Bitcoin ETF-backed loans to its clients—a significant step toward the integration of crypto instruments into traditional banking services.