Key Highlights
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States attracted $221.7 million in net inflows during Thursday’s trading session.
- The capital injection broke a consecutive 10-day withdrawal pattern totaling more than $2.7 billion.
- Bitcoin ETF products experienced their strongest single-day performance exceeding $200 million since the beginning of May.
- Fidelity’s FBTC dominated the recovery by pulling in $166 million in fresh capital.
- ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF secured the second position with $91.8 million in new investments.
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States experienced a significant resurgence in investor appetite on Thursday. Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $221.7 million in daily net capital. This reversal concluded an extended withdrawal phase lasting 10 consecutive days that drained over $2.7 billion from the sector.
Bitcoin ETF Market Experiences Sharp Turnaround Following June Exodus
Bitcoin ETF products achieved their strongest single-day capital intake exceeding $200 million since the early weeks of May. This performance arrived after multiple weeks of sustained pressure affecting US-listed spot investment vehicles. These products had experienced a massive $4.5 billion exodus throughout June.
The inflow reversal coincided with Bitcoin’s price climbing back above the $61,000 threshold. The cryptocurrency had temporarily fallen beneath $59,000 during a period of weaker market conditions. The subsequent price stabilization helped catalyze renewed trading volume across Bitcoin ETF offerings.
SoSoValue data confirmed aggregate net inflows reached $221.7 million during Thursday’s session. This figure represented a dramatic shift from the recent pattern of daily capital withdrawals. Bitcoin ETF products received momentum as market participants re-entered following the extended redemption cycle.
Fidelity Commands Bitcoin ETF Recovery While BlackRock Experiences Withdrawals
Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund spearheaded the daily turnaround by capturing $166 million in new capital. This single fund represented approximately 75% of Thursday’s aggregate inflows. Data from Farside Investors revealed Fidelity commanded the majority of Bitcoin ETF market movement.

ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF claimed second place with $91.8 million in fresh capital. VanEck Bitcoin ETF contributed an additional $4.4 million throughout the trading day. Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund secured $1.7 million in new investor commitments.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust traveled in a contrasting direction during Thursday’s trading. IBIT experienced $40.4 million in net withdrawals during the session. The fund has recorded more than $2.2 billion in redemptions since June 17.
Ether And XRP Investment Products Gain Traction Amid Cautious Market Mood
Spot Ether ETFs in the United States similarly logged capital inflows as cryptocurrency investment vehicles staged a recovery. Ether-focused products secured $29.1 million on Thursday. These funds had previously attracted $14.9 million in new capital during the prior session.
XRP ETFs returned to positive territory following two consecutive sessions of capital withdrawals. These investment vehicles recorded $6.6 million in net inflows during Thursday’s trading. This movement demonstrated broader appetite extending beyond Bitcoin ETFs throughout the session.
The cryptocurrency market continued displaying cautious investor sentiment despite the inflow recovery. Alternative.me positioned the Fear & Greed Index at “extreme fear” territory on Friday. Simultaneously, CoinGecko data indicated total market capitalization climbed 2.4% to reach $2.22 trillion.





