Bitcoin ETF Inflows Continue for Seventh Consecutive Day

Amidst a market revival, net inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on the leading cryptocurrency have persisted for seven consecutive days, following significant outflows in February and early March.

In the past 24 hours, AUM in this segment increased by $84.17 million. The majority of funds flowed into FBTC from Fidelity — $82.85 million.

“This is a powerful signal. It indicates a shift in sentiment — that institutions are supporting Bitcoin in a way we haven’t seen for a long time,” noted BTC Markets analyst Rachel Lucas in a conversation with The Block.

The cumulative inflow over seven days amounted to $860.6 million; the total reached $36.13 billion.

This is No Coincidence

According to Lucas, the developments in the segment are not accidental:

“There is a sense that the macroeconomic situation is improving, especially considering that the Fed has shifted from a policy of quantitative tightening to easing.”

The researcher highlighted additional positive factors:

• comments from U.S. President Donald Trump calling for rate cuts;
• a more lenient stance from the SEC combined “with XRP’s legal victory.”

As Lucas noted, the market is pricing in “a bit of hope.”

“But don’t rush to conclusions; seven days is not enough to call this a trend. It’s more of a spark than a full-fledged fire,” she cautioned.

Lucas warned that any potential shocks, including tariff fluctuations or sharp inflation spikes, could easily alter market sentiment.

Brickken analyst Emmanuel Cardozo expressed the view that the current inflows are a sign that “the market is heating up.”

“Another important signal is the growth of global liquidity to about 8% this year, creating favorable conditions for Bitcoin. This combines market momentum from a macroeconomic perspective and the increasingly significant role of the leading cryptocurrency as a key asset in investors’ portfolios, which is driving these positive net inflows,” commented the expert.

At the time of writing, digital gold is trading around $87,000. Over the past seven days, the asset has risen by 4.6%, according to CoinGecko. 

Back on March 17, the largest inflow in six weeks was recorded in spot Bitcoin ETFs.