Bitcoin Spot ETFs Pull In $170 Million as Ether Funds See Outflows

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $170 million on August 3, according to tracked fund flow data. BlackRock’s IBIT topped the list with $111 million in single-day inflows, pushing its total cumulative net inflow to $60.593 billion since launch.

Fidelity Follows With Strong Second-Place Showing

Fidelity’s FBTC came in second among Bitcoin funds, pulling in roughly $33.36 million on the day and bringing its cumulative net inflow to $9.953 billion. Across all Bitcoin spot ETFs, total net assets stood at $77.58 billion, representing a net asset ratio of 6.06% relative to Bitcoin’s market value, with cumulative inflows since launch reaching $51.495 billion.

Ether ETFs Move in the Opposite Direction

While Bitcoin funds attracted fresh capital, Ether spot ETFs saw money flow out, losing roughly $11.42 million on the same day. XRP-linked funds, by contrast, posted a modest gain of about $1.15 million in net inflows, suggesting demand remained mixed across altcoin products even as Bitcoin continued drawing the bulk of investor interest.