Key Highlights
- Bitcoin ETFs saw $145M inflows, led by Grayscale, with total assets at $90B, showing steady investor interest despite early-week dips.
- Ethereum ETFs rebounded with $57M inflows after three days of outflows, totaling $12.42B in assets and gains of 3.35%–3.47% for ETH.
- XRP and Solana ETFs stayed stable, with XRP adding $6.3M and Solana seeing minor outflows, reflecting steady long-term investor demand.
Investor attention returned sharply to U.S.-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on February 9, reflecting renewed appetite for crypto exposure.
According to SoSoValue data, total net inflows across Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs reached $145 million, led by Grayscale with $131 million. The daily trading volume for all Bitcoin ETFs combined for the day hit $4.47 billion, showing moderate investor interest despite early-week selling.
As per the data, Bitcoin ETFs saw steady activity yesterday, with total assets reaching $90.05 billion, which is about 6.37% of Bitcoin’s overall market supply. BlackRock’s Bitcoin trust (IBIT) remained the largest, holding $54.10 billion, even though $20.85 million left that day. Its shares rose 1.08%, closing around $40.11. Fidelity’s FBTC added $3.08 million, bringing assets to $13.41 billion.
Grayscale’s GBTC trust faced a total net outflow of $25.88 billion, leaving $11.11 billion in assets. Meanwhile, Grayscale’s BTC ETF attracted $130.54 million, lifting total assets to $3.55 billion.
Ethereum ETFs post first inflow after decline
Ethereum-focused ETFs bounced back after three days of outflows, bringing in $57.05 million yesterday. Total inflows now reach $11.87 billion, with combined assets hitting $12.42 billion, or 4.84% of Ethereum’s market cap. Trading volume for the day totaled $1.19 billion.
CBOE’s FETH, backed by Fidelity, led the way with $67.32 million, equal to 31,650 ETH. Grayscale’s NYSE ETH product added $44.62 million, raising its assets to $1.71 billion.
On the other hand, NASDAQ’s ETHA, sponsored by BlackRock, saw $44.99 million leave, while NYSE’s ETHE stayed flat with a negative total inflow of $5.16 billion. Bitwise’s ETHW had a smaller outflow of $9.9 million. Prices rose across the board, up 3.35% to 3.47%, with ETH trading between $15.21 and $21.18 depending on the product.
XRP and Solana ETFs show steady gains
XRP-related ETFs pulled in $6.31 million yesterday, bringing total inflows to $1.23 billion. Canary’s XRPC led with $275.6 million in assets, adding $2.31 million on the day. Bitwise’s XRP ETF held $263.2 million, with total inflows now at $357.9 million.
Franklin’s XRPZ added $3.15 million, lifting its assets to $236.3 million. Grayscale’s G-XRP saw smaller inflows of $846,200, closing at $28.25 per share.
Solana ETPs stayed mostly steady, with only a small $14,500 outflow, which reflected normal portfolio adjustments rather than any big change in sentiment. Total inflows remain strong at $861.99 million, and combined assets across Solana ETFs now sit at $733.18 million, about 1.47% of Solana’s market value. Bitwise’s SOL ETF led with $481.28 million in assets, followed by Grayscale at $112.26 million and Fidelity at $109.93 million.
In light of this, investors are showing new interest in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, even as the market stays unpredictable. Meanwhile, XRP and Solana products continue to attract steady, long-term support. Hence, both big and small investors are staying active and spreading their investments across different crypto options.
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