Bitcoin made headlines on Monday after breaking past the $105,000 mark, sparking renewed optimism among institutional investors. This bullish momentum has driven significant capital inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), signaling a possible shift in market sentiment.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Biggest Inflows Since Early May
U.S.-listed spot BTC ETFs attracted over $667 million in net inflows on Monday—their largest single-day total since May 2. This marks the fourth straight day of positive inflows, a clear indicator that institutional confidence is strengthening.
The sharp rally saw Bitcoin reach an intraday high of $107,108 before pulling back slightly. Still, closing above the key $105,000 support level was enough to boost demand for spot ETFs.
BlackRock and Fidelity Lead the Inflow Surge
Leading the pack, BlackRock’s IBIT ETF logged a massive $305.92 million in net inflows, pushing its cumulative total to an impressive $45.86 billion.
Close behind, Fidelity’s FBTC ETF brought in $188.08 million, raising its historical net inflows to $11.78 billion. These numbers underscore the growing interest in regulated Bitcoin investment vehicles.
Derivatives Market Shows Bullish Momentum
Bitcoin’s spot price isn’t the only thing gaining ground. The futures open interest has climbed to over $70 billion, its highest level so far in 2025. This 1% increase in the last 24 hours indicates that new capital is flowing into BTC, reinforcing the ongoing upward trend.
In addition, there’s rising demand for call options—contracts that bet on price increases—highlighting growing optimism in the derivatives market as well.
BTC Rally Could Signal New All-Time High
With Bitcoin trading around $105,543, its strong performance is fueling speculation of a potential new all-time high. The combination of sustained ETF inflows, climbing open interest, and rising options activity points to a robust bullish trend.
As institutional capital continues to flow into Bitcoin, many market analysts believe the king coin may be on the verge of a major breakout.
