Bitcoin Spot ETFs Gained 2,129 BTC and Ether Spot ETFs Lost 66,300 ETH on July 30th
On 30 July, nine U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs increased their holdings by a total of 2,129 BTC (~$140 million) on 30 July, according to monitoring, with BlackRock flowing in 3,051 BTC (~$201 million), and now holding 341,521 BTC (~$22.51 billion).
In addition, on 30 July, nine U.S. spot Ether ETFs reduced their holdings by a total of 66,352 ($219 million) ETH, of which 109,285 ($361 million) flowed out of Gray ETHE, which now holds 2,171,376 ETH ($7.19 billion).
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