Exchange-traded funds for bitcoin have raised over $170 million over the past trading session. The data is provided by the industry aggregator Sosovalue, which tracks the movement of funds in cryptocurrency ETFs. The largest capital inflow was recorded by the IBIT fund of the American management company Blackrock. This product generated $111.43 million, providing almost two-thirds of the daily net inflow. Fidelity's FBTC fund returned to positive momentum, adding $33.36 million. Franklin Templeton's EZBC product raised $9.23 million during the reporting period. Invesco's BTCO fund has received $6.67 million in new investments. Vaneck's HODL fund recorded an influx of $4.52 million. The products BITB from Bitwise and ARKB from ARK 21Shares completed the overall picture. These funds received $2.77 million and $2.12 million, respectively. Not a single bitcoin ETF has recorded an outflow of funds following the trading session. The total trading volume in this category reached $2.11 billion. The total net assets of bitcoin funds amounted to $77.58 billion at the end of the day.

Ether ETFs showed a different dynamic, recording a net outflow of funds in the amount of $ 11.42 million. Blackrock's ETHA fund lost $9.03 million during the reporting period. Grayscale's ETHE product faced an outflow of $7.84 million. Fidelity's FETH fund also recorded a decrease in assets of approximately 931 thousand dollars. The inflow of funds to ETHB from Blackrock partially offset the overall decline in the category. This fund has received $5.78 million in new investments from market participants. Morgan Stanley's MSSE product attracted about $603,000. The trading volume of ethereum ETFs reached 519.90 million dollars per session. The net assets of the category amounted to 10.23 billion dollars at the end of the reporting period. XRP funds raised $1.15 million through Canary Capital's XRPC product. The total net assets of XRP funds reached $1.01 billion. Grayscale's HYPG product recorded an outflow of about $964,000. ETFs on Solana have not recorded any net issues or repurchases over the past session. Their combined net assets amounted to $871.90 million at the end of the day.

The Italian banking group Intesa Sanpaolo has announced significant changes in its own cryptocurrency portfolios. The reporting data reflect the asset structure at the end of the second quarter of this year. The Bank reduced its position in the IBIT fund's ordinary shares by 93.7 percent. There are 40,723 shares of this exchange-traded product left in the portfolio of the financial institution. Intesa Sanpaolo also disclosed a new put options position pegged to 500,000 IBIT base shares. The iShares Staked Ethereum Trust portfolio grew from 116,200 to 349,600 shares. The bank's position in the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF has significantly decreased during the reporting period. The number of shares of this product decreased from 2,817 to seven units. The published report contains only quarterly data without disclosing the full structure of options. The document does not disclose the bank's net exposure to cryptocurrency risks at the moment. The flows of funds on Monday showed renewed demand for bitcoin from issuers. Ether has again undergone moderate sales from secondary market participants. The activity of small cryptocurrency funds remained subdued throughout the trading session. Market participants closely monitor the cash flow statistics published by industry aggregators. Such data helps to better understand the current structural shifts in the digital asset industry.

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