#net inflows

➤ US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their first daily net inflow exceeding $200 million since May, breaking a 10-day outflow streak. ➤ Fidelity's FBTC led the inflows with $166 million, while BlackRock's IBIT continued to see outflows, highlighting a divergence among issuers. ➤ Despite the positive ETF flows, overall market sentiment remains cautious, with the Fear & Greed Index indicating 'extreme fear'.

➤ Year-over-year demand for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs has dropped to zero, a first since their inception, indicating a significant shift from accumulation to net selling. ➤ This decline in institutional capital is linked to macroeconomic concerns and Bitcoin's failure to act as uncorrelated 'digital gold', leading to de-risking by major allocators. ➤ Despite current liquidity challenges, long-term institutional commitment remains, with the Bitcoin ETF sector now a recognized asset class reshaping crypto investing.

➤ WisdomTree reported strong monthly metrics for May 2026, with over $2 billion in net inflows and year-to-date inflows exceeding $9 billion, indicating a 16% annualized organic growth rate. ➤ The company saw significant growth in its UCITS ETF offerings and benefited from the acquisition of Ceres Partners' farmland platform, contributing to an all-time high in firm-wide Assets Under Management (AUM). ➤ WisdomTree continues to expand its digital asset offerings, including tokenized real-world assets and stablecoins, through platforms like WisdomTree Connect and WisdomTree Prime.

➤ U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $38 million in net inflows on May 25, indicating stabilization after a volatile month marked by significant outflows. ➤ Despite recent fluctuations driven by macroeconomic uncertainty and rising bond yields, cumulative inflows into Bitcoin ETFs remain strong, with BlackRock's IBIT leading. ➤ Ethereum ETFs continue to underperform Bitcoin ETFs, with ongoing uncertainty around staking integration impacting institutional demand for ETH-focused products.

➤ U.S. spot HYPE ETFs experienced record net inflows of $25.5 million on Wednesday, indicating strong institutional interest. ➤ Analysts suggest institutions are adopting HYPE ETFs at a faster rate than Bitcoin ETFs on a market-cap-adjusted basis, viewing HYPE as a cashflow-like asset. ➤ The strong demand is attributed to the integration of decentralized exchanges into financial infrastructure and Hyperliquid's fee generation and token buyback model.

➤ Spot XRP ETFs have attracted $220 million in net inflows in 2026, driven by increasing institutional demand and improving regulatory clarity. ➤ May was the strongest month, with over $95 million in inflows, indicating accelerating demand despite broader market volatility. ➤ The positive performance is linked to regulatory progress, particularly the CLARITY Act, and XRP's utility in payments and DeFi, positioning it as a strong performer among crypto ETFs.

➤ Spot XRP ETFs experienced their best week since December, attracting over $60 million in net inflows, with May's inflows already surpassing April's. ➤ Despite strong ETF performance and positive legislative news (CLARITY Act), the underlying XRP asset failed to break through resistance levels, falling back to pre-surge prices and losing its fourth market cap position to BNB. ➤ Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about XRP's long-term prospects, highlighting key resistance levels that need to be overcome for a potential bull run.

➤ WisdomTree's crypto ETPs experienced net inflows of $137 million in Q1, a significant turnaround from the previous year's outflows. ➤ Total assets under management for these crypto ETPs reached approximately $1.8 billion, marking a 15% increase year-over-year. ➤ The firm also launched new ETPs for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana, and is actively involved in tokenizing real-world assets across various blockchain networks.