**U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs** pulled in a net **$3.05 million** on Thursday, capping **13 straight sessions of outflows** totaling roughly **$4.4 billion**. **Ether ETFs** also ended a **17-day outflow streak**, taking in **$19.30 million**.

## The Numbers Behind the Streak

The outflows, together with the plunging price of the largest cryptocurrency, dragged **total bitcoin ETF assets** down to **$80.40 billion** from **$104.29 billion** at the start of the streak. It's worth keeping in mind the size of yesterday's inflows compared with the outflows: the $3 million figure is less than any single day of outflows during the period, which mostly saw exits above $100 million.

**BlackRock's IBIT**, the largest fund in the category, received **$47.66 million** on Thursday, while **Fidelity's FBTC**, **Bitwise's BITB** and **Ark's ARKB** continued to bleed.

The total bitcoin assets under management (AUM) in the investment vehicles stand at **1.277 million BTC**, about **7.2% below the October record**, according to CheckonChain. That is slightly above the Feb. 23 low of 1.274 million BTC, reached as the price of bitcoin recovered from its February trough near $60,000. Bitcoin fell to **$63,800** on Thursday after rising as high as $64,660.

## Ether ETFs Join the Recovery

Spot ether ETFs also ended a streak of outflows, taking in **$19.30 million** after 17 days of redemptions. **BlackRock's ETHA** benefited from the influx, with every other ether ETF logging zero net flow. Total ether ETF assets sit at **$9.78 billion**, or **4.57% of ether's circulating market capitalization**, with cumulative inflows since the 2024 launch at $11.21 billion. The category remains roughly $2 billion below its asset peak from earlier in the year.

## Hyperliquid's HYPE ETFs Buck the Trend

Meanwhile, **Hyperliquid's HYPE ETFs** were the only investments to avoid outflows during the period. The three ETFs took in another **$12.15 million** on Thursday, extending a run of inflows that started with their debut on May 12. **Grayscale's low-fee HYPG fund** pulled **$4.70 million** on its first day of trading.

## Market Context

On Friday, Bitcoin fell 1.7% to **$62,700**, ether dropped to **$1,670** and the broader risk picture deteriorated as the global AI trade rolled over on Broadcom's outlook miss and a 4.7% selloff in South Korea's KOSPI index.

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs pulled in a net $3.05 million on Thursday, capping 13 straight sessions of outflows totaling roughly $4.4 billion. Ether ETFs ended a 17-day outflow streak.

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