Bitcoins Key Takeaways<\/span><\/h2>\n\n- Blackrock led bitcoin ETFs to $79.15M inflows on July 16, while ether funds lost $28.04M.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Bitcoin\u2019s 3-day streak and XRP\u2019s $6.78M gain showed demand shifting away from ether.<\/span><\/li>\n
- T. Rowe Price\u2019s TKNZ launched with 6.45% in HYPE, widening access to multi-token ETFs.<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n
Bitcoins Bitcoin ETFs Extend Their Inflow Streak to Three Days<\/h2>\n
Wall Street\u2019s crypto<\/span> trade moved in two directions at once. Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> extended their inflow streak to a third session as ether products slipped back into redemptions, showing that investors remain selective even as money returns to parts of the market.<\/p>\nBitcoins Bitcoin Draws the Cash as Ether Loses Ground<\/h2>\n
Three funds accounted for all of bitcoin<\/span>\u2019s $79.15 million net inflow. Blackrock\u2019s IBIT led with $33.44 million, followed closely by Fidelity\u2019s FBTC at $30.73 million. Bitwise\u2019s BITB added the remaining $14.98 million.<\/p>\nTrading activity remained firm. Total value traded reached $997.79 million, while combined net assets ended the session at $77.72 billion.<\/p>\n![\"bitcoins](\"https:\/\/static.news.bitcoin.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/investors-push-79m-into-bitcoin-etfs-as-ether-funds-lose-28m-1.png\" "\\"bitcoins\\"")
<\/a>Three green days in a row for bitcoin ETFs<\/span>. Source: Sosovalue<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nEther ETFs told the opposite story. Grayscale\u2019s Ether Mini Trust recorded the largest withdrawal at $14.28 million. Fidelity\u2019s FETH lost $11.20 million, and Grayscale\u2019s ETHE shed $4.84 million.<\/p>\n
Bitwise\u2019s ETHW was the only fund to attract capital, taking in $2.28 million. That was not enough to prevent a $28.04 million net outflow across the group. Ether ETF trading volume<\/span> totaled $431.23 million, with net assets closing at $10.10 billion.<\/p>\nBitcoins XRP and Solana Gain as TKNZ Widens the Field<\/h2>\n
XRP<\/span> ETFs returned to inflows after two sessions with no net movement. The products added $6.78 million, led by $4.41 million for Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/span> fund and $2.38 million for Franklin\u2019s XRPZ. Total trading value was $11.85 million, while net assets rose to $997.18 million.<\/p>\n Solana<\/span> ETFs brought in $1.66 million, primarily through Grayscale\u2019s GSOL. The category posted $54.74 million in trading volume<\/span> and ended with $879.19 million in net assets. HYPE ETFs, by contrast, recorded no daily flows.<\/p>\nStill, HYPE gained a prominent place in a new fund. T. Rowe Price\u2019s TKNZ began trading as the first actively managed multi-token spot crypto<\/span> product, carrying a 0.75% fee and about $15 million in initial assets.<\/p>\nIts opening portfolio allocated 40.75% to bitcoin<\/span>, 18.42% to ether, 11.01% to BNB<\/span>, 9.44% to solana<\/span>, 9.37% to XRP<\/a>, and 6.45% to HYPE. Smaller positions included XLM<\/a> and Dogecoin. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas<\/a> described the portfolio as underweight bitcoin<\/a> and overweight most other tokens, particularly HYPE.<\/p>\nThe launch adds a new layer to the ETF market. Investors can now buy an actively managed basket rather than choosing a single-token product, while Thursday\u2019s flows showed that capital is still favoring bitcoin<\/a> over ether.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
Bitcoins Bitcoin ETFs Extend Their Inflow Streak to Three Days<\/h2>\n
Wall Street\u2019s crypto<\/span> trade moved in two directions at once. Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> extended their inflow streak to a third session as ether products slipped back into redemptions, showing that investors remain selective even as money returns to parts of the market.<\/p>\n Three funds accounted for all of bitcoin<\/span>\u2019s $79.15 million net inflow. Blackrock\u2019s IBIT led with $33.44 million, followed closely by Fidelity\u2019s FBTC at $30.73 million. Bitwise\u2019s BITB added the remaining $14.98 million.<\/p>\n Trading activity remained firm. Total value traded reached $997.79 million, while combined net assets ended the session at $77.72 billion.<\/p>\n Ether ETFs told the opposite story. Grayscale\u2019s Ether Mini Trust recorded the largest withdrawal at $14.28 million. Fidelity\u2019s FETH lost $11.20 million, and Grayscale\u2019s ETHE shed $4.84 million.<\/p>\n Bitwise\u2019s ETHW was the only fund to attract capital, taking in $2.28 million. That was not enough to prevent a $28.04 million net outflow across the group. Ether ETF trading volume<\/span> totaled $431.23 million, with net assets closing at $10.10 billion.<\/p>\n XRP<\/span> ETFs returned to inflows after two sessions with no net movement. The products added $6.78 million, led by $4.41 million for Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/span> fund and $2.38 million for Franklin\u2019s XRPZ. Total trading value was $11.85 million, while net assets rose to $997.18 million.<\/p>\n Solana<\/span> ETFs brought in $1.66 million, primarily through Grayscale\u2019s GSOL. The category posted $54.74 million in trading volume<\/span> and ended with $879.19 million in net assets. HYPE ETFs, by contrast, recorded no daily flows.<\/p>\n Still, HYPE gained a prominent place in a new fund. T. Rowe Price\u2019s TKNZ began trading as the first actively managed multi-token spot crypto<\/span> product, carrying a 0.75% fee and about $15 million in initial assets.<\/p>\n Its opening portfolio allocated 40.75% to bitcoin<\/span>, 18.42% to ether, 11.01% to BNB<\/span>, 9.44% to solana<\/span>, 9.37% to XRP<\/a>, and 6.45% to HYPE. Smaller positions included XLM<\/a> and Dogecoin. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas<\/a> described the portfolio as underweight bitcoin<\/a> and overweight most other tokens, particularly HYPE.<\/p>\n The launch adds a new layer to the ETF market. Investors can now buy an actively managed basket rather than choosing a single-token product, while Thursday\u2019s flows showed that capital is still favoring bitcoin<\/a> over ether.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nBitcoins Bitcoin Draws the Cash as Ether Loses Ground<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Bitcoins XRP and Solana Gain as TKNZ Widens the Field<\/h2>\n