On August 6, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $128.69M and Ethereum ETFs $92.15M in net inflows, totaling $220M in a single day. This simultaneous inflow into both assets suggests deliberate portfolio-building by institutions after a slow first half of 2026 marked by outflows. Bitcoin ETFs manage around $80B in assets, with BlackRock’s IBIT dominating, while Ethereum ETFs are growing, led by BlackRock’s ETHA. The inflows indicate a shift back to regulated crypto products as institutions regain confidence, potentially signaling a more diversified digital asset allocation. The key watchpoint is whether Ethereum ETF inflows sustain, which could reshape institutional views on Ethereum as a core asset alongside Bitcoin.
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