Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in over $170 million in net inflows on Monday, a single-day haul that nearly matched the entire month of July. The surge came as Bitcoin rebounded from a dip to $62,200, climbing back to $64,000 during midday trading. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs reversed course with net outflows, and XRP ETFs kept their streak alive.
Bitcoin ETFs nearly match July's total in a single day
Monday's $170 million-plus inflow is striking because July's total net inflows for spot Bitcoin ETFs stood at $172.42 million. In other words, one day of buying almost equaled what took the whole month to accumulate. The rebound in Bitcoin's price — from $62,200 to $64,000 — likely helped drive demand. Investors who had been sitting on the sidelines may have seen the dip as an entry point.
Ethereum ETFs stumble after strong July
Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of $11.42 million on Monday. That's a sharp reversal from July, when Ethereum ETFs outperformed with over $365 million in net inflows. The timing isn't great for ETH bulls, who had been riding a wave of optimism. The outflows suggest some profit-taking or a shift in sentiment, at least for now.
XRP ETFs extend streak; Solana and Dogecoin quiet
XRP ETFs added $1.15 million on Monday, extending their streak of net inflows that has run since July 8. It's a modest but consistent run — the kind of steady accumulation that stands out in a market where flows can swing wildly. Solana and Dogecoin ETFs, on the other hand, saw no reportable action on Monday. Neither fund recorded any net inflows or outflows, leaving them flat for the day.
HYPE ETFs continue losing streak
HYPE ETFs lost nearly $1 million on Monday, continuing a losing streak that started July 15. The fund has been bleeding assets for weeks, and Monday's outflow adds to the pain. There's no sign of a turnaround yet, and the streak is now the longest among the major crypto ETFs tracked by GFdaily.
The divergence between Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs is the story of the day. Bitcoin's near-perfect match of July's total in a single session shows demand is still there, while Ethereum's outflows raise questions about whether the July rally was a one-off. XRP's steady drip and HYPE's persistent slide round out a mixed picture. No major catalysts are on the calendar for Tuesday, but the flows will be watched closely.
