BTC $63,765.55 +0.87%
ETH $1,866.38 +0.08%
BNB $591.88 +0.82%
XRP $1.08 -0.01%
SOL $73.58 +0.53%
TRX $0.3290 +0.52%
DOGE $0.0702 -0.07%
ADA $0.1918 +1.62%
BCH $213.22 -0.23%
LINK $8.24 -0.72%
HYPE $54.49 +4.48%
AAVE $93.21 +0.91%
SUI $0.6947 +0.61%
XLM $0.1714 -1.69%
ZEC $490.30 +4.20%
BTC $63,765.55 +0.87%
ETH $1,866.38 +0.08%
BNB $591.88 +0.82%
XRP $1.08 -0.01%
SOL $73.58 +0.53%
TRX $0.3290 +0.52%
DOGE $0.0702 -0.07%
ADA $0.1918 +1.62%
BCH $213.22 -0.23%
LINK $8.24 -0.72%
HYPE $54.49 +4.48%
AAVE $93.21 +0.91%
SUI $0.6947 +0.61%
XLM $0.1714 -1.69%
ZEC $490.30 +4.20%

Data: In July, Ethereum ETFs attracted $365 million, while HYPE ETFs experienced net outflows

2026-08-04 00:32:03

In July, among the capital flows of cryptocurrency asset ETFs, the Ethereum (ETH) ETF emerged as the biggest winner, with a net inflow of $365 million for the month. Data shows that the Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of $172.43 million in July; the Solana (SOL) ETF had a net inflow of $14.62 million; the XRP ETF had a net inflow of $27.29 million; the Chainlink (LINK) ETF had a net inflow of $4.54 million; the HBAR ETF had a net inflow of $3 million; and the LTC ETF had a net inflow of $30,400.

In contrast, HYPE-related ETFs became the only products to experience net outflows, with a net outflow of $15.16 million in July. Overall, institutional capital allocation in July clearly favored the Ethereum ecosystem, with the ETH ETF attracting more capital than the BTC ETF, indicating a continued increase in market demand for Ethereum-related assets.

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