TL;DRSpot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $233.13 million in net inflows on July 30.BlackRock’s IBIT led all Bitcoin funds with $183 million in fresh investments.Spot Ethereum ETFs added $13.29 million, driven by BlackRock’s ETHA.ETF assets remain resilient despite Bitcoin trading below recent highs.Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended their positive streak on July 30, attracting $233.13 million in daily net inflows as institutional investors continued allocating capital to regulated Bitcoin investment products.According to SoSoValue data, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the session with $183 million in net inflows, accounting for the majority of the day’s capital entering U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs also remained in positive territory, recording $13.287 million in total net inflows. BlackRock’s ETHA led Ethereum products with $16.242 million, offsetting modest outflows elsewhere.Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record $233 Million in Net Inflows on July 30On July 30 (ET), spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded total net inflows of $233 million, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $183 million in net inflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded total net inflows of $13.2871 million, led by… pic.twitter.com/D7aEe6IiRW— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) July 31, 2026Bitcoin ETFs Continue to Draw Institutional CapitalThe latest inflow pushed the cumulative assets held by U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs to approximately $78.76 billion, highlighting continued institutional participation despite recent market volatility.Although Bitcoin has pulled back from recent highs, investors continue to view ETF products as one of the preferred vehicles for gaining regulated exposure to the cryptocurrency market. BlackRock’s IBIT has consistently remained among the strongest-performing funds in terms of daily subscriptions since the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs.Ethereum funds also maintained positive momentum, suggesting institutional interest extends beyond Bitcoin as investors gradually diversify exposure across digital assets.After several weeks of mixed activity and persistent outflows during portions of 2026, July 30 marked a notable return of buying interest, with $233.13 million flowing into Bitcoin ETFs.Data highlights that ETF assets have remained relatively resilient even as Bitcoin trades around $64,800, well below the peaks reached during late 2025. Total net assets currently stand near $78.76 billion, suggesting many investors have maintained long-term positions instead of exiting during recent price weakness.Institutional Demand Remains a Key Market DriverSince their launch, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have become one of the largest sources of demand for Bitcoin, regularly absorbing hundreds of millions of dollars during periods of strong investor confidence.Large inflow days have frequently coincided with renewed bullish sentiment, while extended outflow periods have often accompanied broader market corrections. The latest figures suggest institutional investors remain willing to add exposure despite ongoing price consolidation.For Ethereum, continued positive ETF flows also reinforce growing acceptance among traditional investors, although demand remains considerably smaller than that seen in Bitcoin products.As ETF participation continues to influence liquidity and market sentiment, investors will closely watch whether July 30’s inflows mark the beginning of another sustained accumulation phase.The post Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract $233M in Fresh Inflows as BlackRock’s IBIT Leads Demand appeared first on Blockonomi.