Bitcoin And Ether ETFs Draw $239M As July 14 Inflows Return

U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds returned to net inflows on July 14, bringing in a combined $239.42 million after both product groups opened the week with redemptions.

Bitcoin funds recorded $181.08 million in net inflows, while spot Ether ETFs added $58.34 million. All 12 U.S.-listed Bitcoin products finished the session without a net outflow, spreading the positive result across the fund group rather than leaving the total dependent on one issuer.

The reversal followed a sharp July 13 withdrawal. Bitcoin ETFs lost $424.7 million that day, led by $245.6 million from Fidelity’s FBTC and $185.5 million from BlackRock’s IBIT. Grayscale’s GBTC shed another $53.1 million, partly offset by $53.4 million into the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust and $6.1 million into VanEck’s HODL.

Ether funds opened the week with a smaller $15.4 million outflow, entirely attributed to Fidelity’s FETH. The July 14 inflow more than covered that loss and extended the recovery that had already brought $84.3 million into spot Ether products between July 6 and July 10.

Bitcoin Funds Reverse Monday Pressure

The positive session interrupted renewed pressure across regulated Bitcoin products. U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs had extended an eight-week outflow stretch into early July, with late positive sessions failing to offset larger redemption days.

Bitcoin funds then produced uneven daily results. They gained $265.7 million on July 6, added $21.5 million on July 7, lost $84.9 million on July 8 and $95.3 million on July 9, then attracted $90.4 million on July 10. Monday’s $424.7 million exit erased those gains before capital returned on July 14.

ETF flows represent creations and redemptions in fund shares rather than a direct record of spot-market buying or selling at a specific exchange. Issuers and authorized participants can use custody transfers, cash creations and redemption processes that do not map cleanly onto immediate market execution.

Ether Demand Extends July Recovery

Ether’s July flow profile has been firmer over the latest stretch. The funds took in $20.7 million on July 6, $26.9 million on July 7 and $70.5 million on July 8 before a $52.2 million outflow on July 9. Another $18.4 million entered on July 10.

That sequence accompanied Ethereum’s attempt to reclaim $1,820 as the ETH/BTC ratio strengthened and exchange withdrawals increased. The latest inflow arrived after Ether gave back that level, leaving fund demand ahead of the token’s immediate price performance.