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Bitcoin ETFs Record $3.9 Billion Inflows Over 12 Days

Bitcoin ETFs Record $3.9 Billion Inflows Over 12 Days

Net capital inflows into spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on the leading cryptocurrency continued for 12 consecutive days, totaling $3.9 billion during this period.

As of June 25, the AUM of these products increased by $547.7 million.

Data: SoSoValue.

The total figure reached $133 billion, with the largest share attributed to IBIT from the major asset manager BlackRock, amounting to $74.65 billion. In the last 24 hours, the fund received $340.3 million.

Data: SoSoValue.

In second place is FBTC from Fidelity, with $11.76 billion. As of June 25, the net inflow into this ETF was $115.2 million.

Nate Geraci, President of The ETF Store, emphasized that the cumulative inflow since the approval of new products in the US at the beginning of 2024 has approached $50 billion, calling it “absolutely incredible.”

What About Ethereum ETFs?

The cumulative inflow into spot exchange-traded funds based on Ethereum since their launch in July 2024 has reached $4.13 billion.

Data: SoSoValue.

The total AUM of all products stands at $9.91 billion, representing 3.37% of Ethereum’s market capitalization.

In this market niche, BlackRock’s ETF, ETHA, leads with $4.24 billion in assets under management.

Weak Dollar, Strong Bitcoin

The Dollar Index has fallen to its lowest level since March 2022, creating favorable conditions for digital assets and enhancing Bitcoin’s appeal as a store of value, stated Timothy Misir, head of research at BRN, in a comment to The Block.

He noted that the weakening of fiat currency and the revision of the US economic growth forecast for 2025—from 2.3% to 1.4% according to the World Bank—indicate potential macroeconomic risks. In such conditions, weakly correlated assets like digital gold traditionally benefit.

“Bitcoin’s rise above $108,000 amid sustained institutional demand and dollar weakness demonstrates its resilience,” added Misir.

Experts at Glassnode identified the $93,000-100,000 range as a “structural support zone for Bitcoin.” According to their observations, there was “active accumulation” in this corridor during the first quarter.

Researchers emphasized that maintaining the price above these levels would be a sign of preserving the upward structure, “despite short-term volatility.”

Earlier, inflows into cryptocurrency investment products continued for the tenth week. The figure since the beginning of the year reached a record $15.1 billion.

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