The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF segment continued its strong inflow streak on June 26, 2025, with capital additions totaling $228.15 million, according to SoSoValue data. This marks the 13th consecutive trading day of positive net inflows for spot BTC ETFs—a sign of persistent investor appetite for regulated Bitcoin exposure amid ongoing macro and crypto market volatility.

Spot Bitcoin ETF daily inflows surpass $228MSpot Bitcoin ETF daily inflows surpass $228M.  SoSoValue.

Breaking down the daily figures, six major spot Bitcoin ETFs contributed to the surge:

  • IBIT: $163.72 million
  • FBTC: $32.85 million
  • BITB: $25.16 million
  • EZBC: $3.11 million
  • ARKB: $1.79 million
  • BRRR: $1.52 million

Six other funds reported no capital movement for the day, underlining a concentration of fresh demand in the most liquid and widely traded ETFs.

Breakdown of spot Bitcoin ETF capital flowsBreakdown of spot Bitcoin ETF capital flows.  SoSoValue.   

Ethereum ETFs Experience Net Outflows Amid Bitcoin Demand

In contrast to Bitcoin’s inflows, the spot Ethereum ETF sector posted net outflows of $26.46 million on the same day, reflecting a cautious investor stance ahead of U.S. inflation data and continued uncertainty about ETH’s near-term upside.

Spot Ethereum ETFs report $26M in outflowsSpot Ethereum ETFs report $26M in outflows.  SoSoValue.

Among the Ethereum ETFs, three funds managed to attract new capital:

  • ETHA (BlackRock): +$5.89 million
  • FETH (Fidelity): +$4.87 million
  • ETHW (Bitwise): +$2.62 million
However, these inflows were offset by losses in two of the largest products:
  • ETH (Grayscale): –$12.39 million
  • ETHE (Grayscale): –$27.45 million
Other funds saw no significant capital movement.

For context, just two days prior, combined spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. registered nearly $660 million in inflows, underscoring continued demand for regulated crypto investment vehicles—even as sector rotation and risk sentiment fluctuate.