Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have just recorded their strongest daily performance in more than three weeks. On July 30, 2026, the investment vehicles attracted $233.1 million in net inflows. Out of that total, the BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the field, capturing $183.4 million - accounting for more than 78% of the session’s total inflows on its own.
The remaining capital was spread thinly across other asset managers, with ARK 21Shares (ARKB) recording an addition of $1.5 million. Not a single fund manager recorded outflows that day. According to data from SoSoValue, total net assets across all US Bitcoin ETF products now stand at around $78.76 billion following the close of the July 30 session.
Breaking the Multi-Billion Dollar Outflow Trend
This capital injection from BlackRock helped July regain momentum after two difficult months. Heading into the end of the month, cumulative inflows from July 1 to July 30 stood at approximately $437.8 million according to SoSoValue data, or $438.2 million based on Farside tracking.
These positive figures reversed a streak of consecutive withdrawals that previously hit the market. In May, Bitcoin ETFs suffered outflows of up to $2.41 billion. The downturn deepened in June, with withdrawals reaching $4.51 billion. The market even endured a bleak 13-day streak of uninterrupted outflows between May 15 and June 3, which wiped out around $4.37 billion.
Capital flows into US spot Ethereum ETF products also turned green. During the July 30 session, the instruments pulled in $13.29 million in net inflows, led once again by BlackRock’s product (ETHA), which attracted $16.24 million.
However, weekly figures remain far from secure. As of Thursday, total weekly inflows since Monday had only reached $203.9 million. If a sell-off triggers outflows exceeding that threshold by the close of Friday, July 31, the week’s scorecard could flip back into the red.
Inflows Rise, Price Stalls
The heavy influx of capital into Wall Street products has done little to move the spot market. Bitcoin’s price continues to trade sideways between $63,639 and $65,305 over the past 24 hours, having yet to break out from its weekly range.
Cointelegraph reported that Bitcoin did post a 9.82% gain throughout July, rebounding from two consecutive red months. However, market participants are not entirely convinced that an upward cycle has returned. Commenting on the sluggish price action, analytics platform Greeks.live stated that market conditions have not met the criteria for an upward rally, pointing to a lack of fresh capital inflows and weak follow-through momentum.
Big institutional money has clearly flooded into ETF channels, but the fuel does not yet appear strong enough to trigger the price surge retail investors have been waiting for.
Source: crypto.news.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only, not financial advice. Cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile and carry significant risk. Always do your own research (DYOR) and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
