Spot cryptocurrency ETFs recorded strong net inflows on July 21, with Bitcoin and Ethereum products leading the session, according to data from several analytics platforms. The figures show continued investor interest and rising capital commitments across leading crypto assets for a sixth consecutive day in Bitcoin’s case and a third for Ethereum.
Bitcoin ETFs extend inflow streak
Spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $203 million in net inflows on July 21, data from SoSoValue and Wu Blockchain revealed. This marked the sixth consecutive day of net positive flows for US-based Bitcoin investment products.
SBlockSpy, a market tracking account, posted a similar figure of $203.2 million for the day and calculated that the combined inflows for the six-day streak totaled approximately $930 million. These continued inflows highlight persistent institutional and retail demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the daily rankings, adding $163.9 million in net inflows. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) followed, attracting $23.1 million. This dominance by two of the world’s largest asset managers underscores institutional adoption of exchange-traded Bitcoin products.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs registered $203 million in net inflows on July 21, making it the sixth successive day of positive flows, while spot Ethereum ETFs reported $37.47 million in net inflows, extending their own streak to three days.
Ethereum ETFs maintain momentum
Spot Ethereum ETFs also ended July 21 with another positive day, posting $37.47 million in net inflows. This continued the run to three consecutive days of incoming capital, as reported by Wu Blockchain and confirmed by market commentator That Martini Guy.
While Ethereum’s figures were below Bitcoin’s, the positive net flows suggest increasing appeal for regulated ETH investment products. The data indicates that, despite being outpaced by Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs are holding investor attention after a period of mixed daily flows.
Market participants are now watching closely to see if Ethereum ETFs can extend their streak and attract greater capital throughout the week.
| ETF | July 21 Net Inflow | Streak |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin ETFs | $203 million | 6 days |
| Ethereum ETFs | $37.47 million | 3 days |
SOL and XRP enjoy rising ETF demand
Interest in spot crypto investment products also spread to Solana (SOL) and XRP, which both posted notable inflows on July 21. That Martini Guy noted that Solana products brought in $5.83 million, while XRP ETFs registered $5.66 million. These inflows indicate that institutional and retail investors are beginning to diversify asset exposure beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Although these sums remain much smaller compared to the Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, the expanding interest underscores a broadening of the market’s focus within regulated crypto products.
ETF inflows can shift rapidly depending on price action and investor sentiment. However, consistent multiday inflow streaks are often regarded as a sign of growing confidence among traditional market participants seeking exposure to crypto assets. The coming days may determine whether this positive momentum continues or reverses.
Institutional money is beginning to move beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, with new capital entering Solana and XRP ETFs, according to recent market data.
Mini dictionary: Wu Blockchain, a widely followed industry news account, provides real-time blockchain and cryptocurrency market data, often aggregating fund flow information and analytics from multiple providers.
