Investors Continue to Invest in Ethereum ETFs as Bitcoin Funds Lose $201.8 Million

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. ended a nine-day streak of inflows, losing $201.8 million on August 28. The total net inflow decreased to $54.6 billion, while the total net assets of the funds amounted to $97.6 billion (6.28% of Bitcoin's market capitalization). Since the beginning of August, Bitcoin funds have attracted $3.3 billion, marking the highest amount since October 2025. On August 25, the price of Bitcoin surpassed $81,300, reaching a peak not seen since early May, which led to an increase in the Fear and Greed Index to 74 points. As of August 31, the price of Bitcoin fluctuated around $78,500. Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs continued to attract capital, gaining $102 million on August 28. The total net inflow for Ethereum ETFs nearly reached $13 billion, with total net assets of $15.2 billion (5.2% of ETH's market capitalization). Since the beginning of the month, funds for Ethereum have received $1.76 billion, the highest amount in a year. Last week, a new ETF from Grayscale was launched for Zcash (ZEC) under the ticker ZCSH, with assets growing from $304 million to $313 million.

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