Bitcoin ETFs Post $11.6 Million Outflow as Ether Funds Add $9.2 Million

The daily flow picture for U.S. spot crypto ETFs split neatly along asset lines on July 27. Bitcoin funds shed a net $11.64 million while Ether products drew $9.23 million in fresh capital, according to the original report by SoSoValue.

The contrast is modest in dollar terms but notable because the two categories rarely diverge this cleanly on the same trading day. BlackRock sat at the center of both moves.

BlackRock’s IBIT, the largest spot Bitcoin ETF by assets, posted an $8.82 million outflow—the biggest single-fund redemption of the session. Its Ether counterpart ETHA recorded the largest inflow among ETH funds, at $11.75 million. The symmetry is hard to ignore.

The world’s largest asset manager, overseeing $15.3 trillion as of mid-year, saw its own product suite reflect the cross-currents that define crypto markets in mid-2026.