Bitcoin ETFs returned to positive flows on Aug 11 with $4.9M net, led by BlackRock's IBIT. Ether outflows slowed to $1.8M. US inflation data this week will test the recovery.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $4.89 million in net inflows on Tuesday, Aug. 11, reversing a $144.6 million outflow the prior session. Ether ETFs stayed negative but the outflow shrank to $1.76 million from $14.6 million.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) took in about $50.19 million, according to Farside data. That reversed Monday's $53.6 million redemption. Franklin Templeton's EZBC lost $16.46 million, leaving the category with a slim net positive.
IBIT's return to accumulation lifted its cumulative net inflows to roughly $61.17 billion. The broader Bitcoin ETF complex held about $77.46 billion in net assets after Tuesday's session.
Ether ETFs saw limited activity. Fidelity's FETH posted roughly $2.3 million in redemptions. BlackRock's ETHA attracted about $600,000. Other tracked products recorded no net flow, according to Farside.
Solana ETFs added about $1.43 million on Tuesday, driven by Morgan Stanley's MSOL, per SoSoValue. Cumulative Solana ETF inflows reached roughly $115.8 million, with net assets near $89.9 million.
XRP ETFs, which drew substantial capital after their launch, have stalled. SoSoValue data cited in current reporting show the products went two consecutive sessions without fresh inflows. Only about $1.01 million entered during August so far.
The broader crypto market fell about 1% on the session, with Bitcoin trading near $64,000, according to crypto market analysis. The price weakness contrasted with ETF flows, which showed resilience after Monday's sharp exit.
The combined net flow for Bitcoin and Ether ETFs on Aug. 11 was roughly positive $3 million. The prior day, $159 million had exited the two categories combined. Tuesday's data suggest the Monday selloff did not cascade into sustained liquidation.
US inflation data due later this week will test whether the recovery holds.
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