Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $178 million on August 11 (Eastern Time), marking the fourth consecutive day of inflows, A net inflow represents the amount of new money entering these ETFs after accounting for withdrawals, which indicates rising investor interest.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the market with a $138 million net inflow yesterday. This brought IBIT’s historical total net inflow to $57.924 billion, making it the dominant player in the space.

Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust ETF (BTC) ranked second, attracting $14.2357 million in new investments. Its historical total net inflow has now reached $1.7 billion.

In total, the combined net asset value of all Bitcoin spot ETFs is $154.418 billion. This means that ETFs hold Bitcoin equivalent to 6.48 percent of the total Bitcoin market capitalization, a measure known as the ETF net asset ratio. Historically, these products have attracted a cumulative net inflow of $54.605 billion, showing their growing role as a mainstream gateway for Bitcoin exposure.