Key Takeaways
- • US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $90.44 million in net inflows on July 10, 2026, reversing a 10-day withdrawal streak that had removed approximately $2.73 billion from the products.
- • BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated inflows with $86.83 million, while spot Ethereum ETFs added $18.43 million, with BlackRock's ETHA accounting for $16.20 million of that total.
- • Bitcoin traded near $64,150 and approached a $65,000 resistance level during the session, supported by lower oil prices and a weaker US dollar driving broader risk asset demand.
- • IBIT's cumulative net inflows reached $60.29 billion, while total US spot Bitcoin ETF assets under management stood at $77.42 billion, representing approximately 6.05% of Bitcoin's total market value.
- • Cumulative net inflows across all US spot Bitcoin ETF products totaled $51.28 billion, indicating persistent institutional demand despite June's $4 billion net outflows.
Summary
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds returned to positive territory on July 10, 2026, attracting $90.44 million in net inflows as Bitcoin recovered above $64,000 following a volatile week. The rebound marked a significant reversal after the products experienced a 10-day consecutive withdrawal period that had removed approximately $2.73 billion. Bitcoin's recovery to near $64,150 occurred amid supportive macroeconomic conditions, including lower oil prices and a weaker US dollar that broadly benefited risk assets.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the day's inflows, capturing $86.83 million of the total $90.44 million and accounting for nearly 95% of daily ETF demand. VanEck's HODL contributed $3.61 million, while other listed spot Bitcoin funds reported no net movement. The concentration of flows in a single product underscores the dominance of BlackRock's offering in the institutional Bitcoin ETF landscape. IBIT's cumulative net inflows reached $60.29 billion following the July 10 session, while HODL's total stood near $1.14 billion.
Across the broader market, US spot Bitcoin ETFs held approximately $77.42 billion in net assets, equal to roughly 6.05% of Bitcoin's current market value. Cumulative net inflows to all spot Bitcoin ETF products totaled $51.28 billion. This recovery in daily flows arrives amid broader institutional attention to whether demand can sustain, particularly as Bitcoin approaches the $65,000 resistance level. Spot Ethereum ETFs also resumed positive flows on July 10, attracting $18.43 million, with BlackRock's ETHA leading the way with $16.20 million and Fidelity's FETH adding $2.23 million. The Ethereum inflow followed a $52.2 million withdrawal on July 9, which had interrupted a five-day positive run in the Ethereum products.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the day's inflows, capturing $86.83 million of the total $90.44 million and accounting for nearly 95% of daily ETF demand. VanEck's HODL contributed $3.61 million, while other listed spot Bitcoin funds reported no net movement. The concentration of flows in a single product underscores the dominance of BlackRock's offering in the institutional Bitcoin ETF landscape. IBIT's cumulative net inflows reached $60.29 billion following the July 10 session, while HODL's total stood near $1.14 billion.
Across the broader market, US spot Bitcoin ETFs held approximately $77.42 billion in net assets, equal to roughly 6.05% of Bitcoin's current market value. Cumulative net inflows to all spot Bitcoin ETF products totaled $51.28 billion. This recovery in daily flows arrives amid broader institutional attention to whether demand can sustain, particularly as Bitcoin approaches the $65,000 resistance level. Spot Ethereum ETFs also resumed positive flows on July 10, attracting $18.43 million, with BlackRock's ETHA leading the way with $16.20 million and Fidelity's FETH adding $2.23 million. The Ethereum inflow followed a $52.2 million withdrawal on July 9, which had interrupted a five-day positive run in the Ethereum products.
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