U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post Five Straight Days of Net Inflows; Ethereum ETFs See Fresh Demand

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are seeing a renewed wave of buying. CoinDesk, citing SoSoValue data, reported that the group logged roughly $227 million of net inflows on July 20, extending the run to five consecutive trading sessions—the first such streak since late April. Total net inflows over the five-day span reached about $727 million, one of the more sustained purchasing stretches in recent months. The rebound comes after heavy redemptions in June that weighed on fund flows. With capital returning, total assets under management for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have climbed from an early-July low near $75 billion to around $79 billion, signaling a pickup in institutional allocation. Ethereum spot ETFs also drew new money, posting about $38 million of net inflows on the day. BlackRock's ETHA accounted for roughly $34 million, making it the leading contributor. While the scale remains well below that of Bitcoin ETFs, the figures extend the recent pattern of renewed inflows. In markets, Bitcoin has been trading around $63,000. The prior selloff linked to chip stocks has eased, while ETF demand has returned and helped restore incremental buying power that had been largely absent for much of the past quarter. Investors now turn to the Federal Reserve's July 28–29 policy meeting and earnings from Alphabet, Tesla and Intel due this week. Those releases are expected to shape expectations for AI-related spending and could influence Bitcoin as its correlation with major tech stocks has strengthened in recent months.