U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds continued to attract sizable capital in July, with Ethereum vehicles tying a record 19-day inflow streak on July 30. Net subscriptions into the nine active ETH funds have reached about $5.4 billion since July 3, accelerating the shift of institutional money into the second-largest cryptocurrency. For the week of July 14-18, Bitcoin ETFs absorbed $2.39 billion, extending their run of weekly gains to six, while Ethereum ETFs hauled in a record $2.18 billion. The previous week, July 7-11, saw even larger allocations to Bitcoin at $2.72 billion and $908 million to Ethereum, with no outflows reported across the ETH lineup during that span. Several single-day prints underscored investor demand. On July 10, Bitcoin ETFs logged $1.179 billion in net creations and Ethereum funds $383 million, the second-biggest day on record for both asset classes. Additional bursts followed on July 16—$779.6 million into Bitcoin and $726.6 million into Ethereum—and on July 18, when Ethereum inflows ($402 million) outpaced Bitcoin ($363 million). Flows moderated by July 30, but both asset groups remained in positive territory, with Bitcoin ETFs adding $47 million and Ethereum vehicles $5.79 million. BlackRock’s iShares trusts accounted for a notable share, purchasing 1,340 BTC worth $158.9 million and 59,309 ETH valued at $226.3 million that day, lifting its cumulative holdings to roughly 740,601 BTC and 3.02 million ETH. The sustained inflows suggest traditional investors are deepening exposure to digital assets through regulated stock-market products six months after U.S. approval of spot crypto ETFs. Ethereum funds, in particular, now control nearly 5 percent of the token’s circulating supply, highlighting their growing influence on market liquidity and price discovery.