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Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $145 Million Net Outflow, Breaking Recent Inflow Streak
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $145 million on August 10, according to data from SoSoValue. BlackRock's IBIT fund saw the largest single day outflow among all funds, losing roughly $53.6 million, even as its cumulative net inflows remain the highest in the sector at over $61 billion.

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $145 million on August 10, according to data from SoSoValue. BlackRock’s IBIT fund saw the largest single day outflow among all funds, losing roughly $53.6 million, even as its cumulative net inflows remain the highest in the sector at over $61 billion.

Grayscale Fund Bucks the Trend
While most Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows, Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust fund posted the largest single-day net inflow, adding roughly $37 million and pushing its cumulative net inflow past $2.7 billion. Total Bitcoin ETF net assets stood at $78.164 billion as of the latest data, representing just over 6% of Bitcoin’s overall market value, with cumulative historical inflows across the sector reaching approximately $52 billion.
Mixed Results Across Crypto ETF Categories
Ether spot ETFs also recorded a net outflow of about $14.6 million on the same day, extending the pattern seen in Bitcoin funds. Solana ETFs, by contrast, posted a modest net inflow of roughly $8.8 million, standing out as the only major crypto ETF category to see positive flows during the session.

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