InflowScan Staff · Settled Flows Wrap August 7, 2026 · 10:15 PM ET

Spot Crypto ETFs Absorb $237M in Thursday's Settled Session; IBIT and ETHA Split the Bid

Crypto ETFs: +$237M Settled | IBIT +$129M, ETHA +$82M | HODL -$33M

Prices and data as of August 7, 2026, 10:15 PM ET — not real-time

Net Flow (24H)

$237.2M

Top Inflow ETF

IBIT

$129.3M

Top Outflow ETF

HODL

-$33.0M

BTC Spot

$64,904

-0.56%

FlowScore (BTC)

57.2

Spot crypto ETFs took in $237.2 million in net inflows in Thursday's settled session, according to InflowScan data published after the close. BlackRock captured the bulk of the tape, with IBIT drawing $129.3 million on the bitcoin side and ETHA pulling $81.6 million into ether products as issuer reports finished landing.

Flow Tape

Thursday's print was concentrated at the top. BlackRock's two flagship products accounted for roughly $211 million of the $237 million total, leaving little room for the rest of the complex. Morgan Stanley's MSBT registered a modest add, while VanEck's HODL absorbed the session's only meaningful outflow — a single-issuer redemption rather than a broad-based exit.

IBIT (BlackRock, BTC): +$129.3M ↑
ETHA (BlackRock, ETH): +$81.6M ↑
MSBT (Morgan Stanley, BTC): +$14.9M ↑
HODL (VanEck, BTC): -$33.0M ↓
XRPT (Volatility Shares, XRP): -$1.1M ↓

Coverage was complete across BTC, ETH, and SOL products; XRP came in at 8 of 9 funds reported.

7-Day Context

Trailing 7-day and 30-day cumulative figures are unavailable pending completion of settling days. Thursday's tape, taken on its own, is consistent with continued issuer-level concentration at BlackRock across both bitcoin and ether product lines.

Data sourced from InflowScan. Methodology: flow tracking · FlowScore · coverage policy. Brief tone and voice: cadence. Not real-time.