Crypto ETF News: Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP ETF Flows Today
Bablu Singh Nirwan
Crypto ETF News: Bitcoin Inflow Narrows, XRP Goes Quiet
Today's tape was quiet. No sharp moves, no big surprises. Just a market holding its breath before this week's inflation data.
Global market cap sat at $2.18 trillion, down 0.25% on the day, per CoinMarketCap. The CMC20 index, which tracks the top 20 cryptocurrencies, slipped 0.05% to $130.64.
Liquidations came in lighter too, at $162.39 million over 24 hours, down 17.29% from the prior day. Bitcoin slipped under $64,000. Ethereum edged higher. That mixed picture carried straight into ETF flows.
Source: CoinMarketCap data
That calm carried straight into the crypto ETF news. One issuer did nearly all the heavy lifting, and one token's funds didn't move an inch.
Key Takeaways
Bitcoin ETFs added $4.89 million, the smallest daily gain in recent memory, with nearly all of it coming from BlackRock's IBIT alone.
Ethereum ETFs slipped into a $1.76 million net outflow, led by Fidelity's FETH, even as ETH's price rose 0.78%.
XRP ETFs recorded a completely flat $0.00 day across all five tracked issuers, while the XRP price tested the $1 support level.
Bitcoin ETF News: IBIT Carries the Whole Complex
Bitcoin trades at $63,900.99 today, down 0.22%, per Coinmarketcap data. Market cap sits near $1.27 trillion.
Per SoSoValue, Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $4.89 million. Cumulative net inflow now stands at $52.04 billion. Total net assets sit at $77.46 billion.
Source: SoSoValue Data
Among the six largest issuers by net assets, one recorded an inflow. Two recorded outflows.
Issuer | Flow |
BlackRock (IBIT) | +$50.20M |
Fidelity (FBTC) | -$4.13M |
Ark & 21Shares (ARKB) | -$11.55M |
Grayscale (GBTC), the Grayscale Mini Trust (BTC), and Bitwise (BITB) saw no flow at all.
Those six issuers combined add up to more than the market-wide $4.89 million total, which means other tracked funds outside this view likely saw outflows today.
That detail wasn't visible in the sourced data, so no specific fund is named here. What is clear: almost all of today's demand ran through a single issuer, IBIT, while several major funds sat completely flat.
Bitcoin ETFs added $4.89 million, the smallest daily gain in recent memory, with nearly all of it coming from BlackRock's IBIT alone.
Ethereum ETF News: A Red Day Despite a Green Price
Ethereum trades at $1,881.26 today, up 0.78%, per SoSoValue data. Market cap sits near $228.21 billion.
Per SoSoValue, Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of $1.76 million. Cumulative net inflow holds at $11.44 billion. Total net assets sit at $10.48 billion.
Source: SOSOValue Detail
Only one of six major issuers recorded an inflow:
BlackRock (ETHA): +$0.56M
Fidelity (FETH): -$2.33M
The rest, Grayscale's ETH and ETHE, BlackRock's ETHB, and Bitwise's ETHW, showed no net movement.
ETH gained on price while its ETFs lost money on flow. That gap is worth watching, but one red day doesn't overturn a trend on its own.
XRP ETF News: Silent Across Every Fund
XRP trades near $1.02 today, testing the closely watched $1 support level, per CoinMarketCap data.
Per SoSoValue, XRP ETFs recorded a flat $0.00 net flow. Cumulative net inflow stands at $1.51 billion. Total net assets sit at $943.11 million.
Source: SOSOValue Chart
All five tracked issuers, Bitwise's XRP, Franklin's XRPZ, Canary's XRPC, 21Shares' TOXR, and Grayscale's GXRP, showed zero movement today.
Price action tells a different story than flows. Regulatory filings show Grayscale's XRP Trust sold over 103 million XRP, worth roughly $180.78 million, during the first half of 2026.
Separately, the US Senate has delayed its vote on the CLARITY Act, removing a catalyst XRP holders had been watching. Both are weighing on sentiment even as ETF activity stays quiet.
What's Next in Crypto ETF News?
Bitcoin inflows are thinning but staying positive. Ethereum just posted its first red day in a while. XRP remains stuck at zero.
Watch this week's US CPI report closely. That's the next catalyst likely to move flows out of their current holding pattern.
Whether IBIT keeps carrying Bitcoin alone, whether ETHA can offset further FETH outflows, and whether XRP defends $1 are the three threads to follow next.
CoinGabbar Analysis: The narrow concentration of Bitcoin inflows in a single issuer, alongside Ethereum's first negative flow day despite a rising price, may point to institutional allocators pausing rather than reversing course ahead of this week's inflation data.
XRP's zero-flow day, paired with a disclosed Grayscale Trust sale and a delayed CLARITY Act vote, suggests its current weakness is being driven more by broader trading activity than by ETF demand.
These patterns are short-term and can shift quickly with new data.
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