Bitcoin ETFs added $597M, led by BlackRock’s $340.3M inflow.
Ethereum ETFs gained $112M, with BlackRock driving $98M.
Ceasefire news boosted Bitcoin to $106,800, Ethereum up 17%.
Ethereum ETF inflows surged 68% in June, outpacing Bitcoin.
Institutional demand signals growing confidence in crypto assets.
Bitcoin ETFs Attract $597M in Record June Inflows
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $597 million on June 25, adding 5,559 BTC to portfolios. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led with $340.3 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC contributed $115.2 million. This marked the largest single-day inflow for June, extending an 11-day streak of positive flows. Total inflows since June 10 surpassed $2.2 billion, reflecting strong institutional demand. Despite geopolitical tensions earlier in the month, Bitcoin’s price climbed to $106,800, up from a six-week low of $98,000. The ceasefire between Israel and Iran, announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, fueled market optimism, driving Bitcoin’s recovery.
Net assets across U.S. Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $132.5 billion, representing 6.13% of Bitcoin’s market cap. Grayscale’s GBTC saw outflows of $85.2 million, contrasting with gains from Bitwise and VanEck. Institutional investors view Bitcoin as a macro-driven asset, with inflows signaling long-term confidence. Data shows these investments are largely unhedged, indicating genuine belief in Bitcoin’s role in diversified portfolios.
Ethereum ETFs Gain $112M Amid Market Rally
Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $112 million in inflows on June 25, equivalent to 46,152 ETH. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust drove the surge with $98 million, while Grayscale’s ETHE saw $26.7 million in outflows. Ethereum’s price dipped to $2,399.43, down 1.34% in 24 hours, but institutional interest remains robust. Over 61,000 ETH were withdrawn from Binance, suggesting a shift to long-term holding strategies.
June saw Ethereum ETF inflows rise 68% to $950 million, outpacing Bitcoin’s 49.5% decline to $2.64 billion. This shift highlights growing institutional preference for Ethereum, driven by its role in decentralized applications. Cumulative net inflows for Ethereum ETFs reached $4.01 billion by June 23, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading. Lower management fees of 0.25% for ETHA and FETH, compared to ETHE’s 2.5%, continue to attract investors.
The cryptocurrency market rebounded strongly after the ceasefire announcement. Bitcoin surged 9% in three days, while Ethereum gained 17%. Total net assets for Ethereum ETFs now exceed $4 billion, just 11 months post-launch. The market’s resilience amid earlier volatility underscores the growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies as legitimate investment vehicles.
Trump Media filed to list a “Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF” on NYSE Arca, proposing a 75% Bitcoin and 25% Ethereum allocation. This move signals increasing mainstream interest in crypto ETFs. Japan’s Financial Services Agency also proposed reclassifying cryptocurrencies as financial products, potentially introducing a 20% tax rate and crypto ETFs. These developments could further boost institutional adoption.
Bitcoin’s price stability above $105,000, combined with low inflows to Binance (5,147 BTC on June 24), suggests reduced selling pressure. Ethereum’s approach to the $2,500 resistance level indicates potential for further gains if bullish momentum persists. Both assets benefit from strong spot demand and supportive technical indicators, pointing to a favorable outlook.
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