After suffering a brutal $265 million mass exit, seven different Bitcoin ETFs simultaneously roar back to life

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows rebounded to $170.1 million on Aug. 3 after a $265.4 million net outflow in the previous trading session on July 31. Seven of the 12 listed funds attracted cash, while five were flat. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for nearly two-thirds of the total. The Bitcoin ETF inflow rebound reached more funds while remaining heavily concentrated.

Farside Investors' daily flow table showed IBIT at $111.4 million and Fidelity's FBTC at $33.4 million. EZBC added $9.2 million, while BTCO took in $6.7 million and HODL drew $4.5 million. BITB and ARKB added $2.8 million and $2.1 million, respectively.

BRRR, BTCW, MSBT, GBTC and BTC were flat. None of the 12 fund columns reported a net outflow, and the seven positive entries add exactly to Farside's $170.1 million daily total.

The spread across seven funds marks broader participation for the session. Its concentration sets a tougher threshold for calling the move a durable recovery. IBIT accounted for about 65.5% of the total, while the other six positive funds combined for $58.7 million. BlackRock's fund therefore remained the main source of net inflows even as more issuers participated.

The July 31 selloff reached across five funds. IBIT posted $122.7 million of net outflows, FBTC lost $54.8 million, GBTC recorded $52.6 million of redemptions, ARKB lost $17.5 million, and BITB lost $17.8 million. No fund reported a net inflow that session.

The same breadth appeared one trading day before the rout. On July 30, seven funds reported positive net flows, none reported a net outflow, and the group attracted $233.1 million. The positive-fund count then fell to zero on July 31 before returning to seven on Aug. 3.

That sequence shifts attention to persistence across complete sessions. Aug. 3 shows cash reaching beyond IBIT, while IBIT's 65.5% share shows that the distribution remained top-heavy. Repeated positive contributions from multiple funds would provide stronger evidence of broadening than a single green row.

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