The standout performer was BlackRock’s IBIT fund, which alone accounted for $639.19 million in inflows on June 17. In contrast, several other major ETFs experienced outflows:
- FBTC: –$208.46 million
- ARKB: –$191.40 million
- BITB: –$22.84 million
Activity remained flat across eight other products, with no significant movement reported.
Daily Capital Flows in US Spot Bitcoin ETFs (Source: SoSoValue)Ethereum ETFs also saw a continuation of positive momentum for the second consecutive day, registering $11.09 million in net inflows on June 17. BlackRock’s ETHA fund led the sector, drawing in $36.71 million. Bitwise’s Ethereum ETF received $3.62 million in new capital. However, outflows were recorded in ETHE (–$9.02 million) and FETH (–$20.22 million), while other funds showed no notable movement.
Daily Capital Flows in US Spot Ethereum ETFs (Source: SoSoValue)The ongoing inflow streak highlights growing market confidence in spot crypto ETFs, despite short-term volatility in both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. The emergence of new ETF products—such as the recently listed VanEck Solana Trust on the DTCC registry (ticker: VSOL)—further signals continued expansion in the regulated digital asset investment space.