Bitcoin ETFs posted $277.5 million in net outflows on May 7, ending a five-day inflow streak, while Ethereum ETFs lost $103.52 million. Fidelity and BlackRock led the withdrawals, signaling a short-term cooling in institutional risk appetite.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $186.03 million in net inflows on April 15, led by BlackRock’s IBIT, while Ethereum ETFs added $67.85 million for a fifth straight day of gains. XRP and SOL ETFs also saw positive flows, highlighting continued institutional interest in crypto assets.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $45.1 million net inflow on Aug. 7, the first positive day since Aug. 1, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $52.5 million. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs saw a $23.7 million net outflow.
Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) gathered $116M in net inflows in its first seven sessions, a tiny fraction of its $1.9T AUM but a powerful signal. Competitors Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and Charles Schwab are moving fast, reshaping Bitcoin's institutional access with bank-branded products and broader distribution.
Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF MSBT drew $116 million in net inflows in seven sessions, the lowest sponsor fee of 0.14%. Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Charles Schwab quickly followed, signaling a wave of bank-branded crypto products that could shift Bitcoin from retail-driven to institutional allocation.
Morgan Stanley's MSBT spot Bitcoin ETF drew $116 million net inflows in its first seven days, with a 0.14% fee. Though tiny relative to its $1.9T AUM, it sparked a wave: Goldman Sachs filed for a Bitcoin ETF, Bank of America allowed advisor crypto recommendations, and Charles Schwab launched direct trading. Analysis of bank-branded ETF viability and market impact.
Bitcoin briefly topped $79,300 before retreating, but US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued to post strong net inflows. Bitcoin ETFs extended inflows to seven straight days, while Ethereum ETFs reached ten consecutive days.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $79,300 but retreated below $78,000, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged a seventh straight day of net inflows. Ethereum ETFs also extended gains with a tenth consecutive day of inflows, highlighting continued institutional demand.
