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US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Turn Positive with $241M Inflows on September 24, 2025

by Ouess
written by Ouess

In a dramatic and powerful reversal, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have shattered their negative trend. On September 24th, these funds exploded with a massive $241 million in net inflows. This stunning comeback ends several days of painful outflows, signaling a potential resurgence of bullish momentum.

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A Closer Look at the Winning Funds

So, which funds led this incredible charge? The giants of the industry stepped up in a big way.

  • BlackRock’s IBIT once again proved its dominance, pulling in a whopping $128.9 million.
  • Ark Invest/21Shares’ ARKB followed with a strong $37.7 million inflow.
  • Fidelity’s FBTC and Bitwise’s BITB contributed a combined $54.4 million.

Smaller but still significant inflows were seen in funds from VanEck and Franklin Templeton. This broad-based participation is a crucial sign of healthy, widespread demand.

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Bitcoin ETFs Inflow Source : Farside Investors

What’s Driving the Sudden Optimism of Bitcoin ETFs?

This wave of Bitcoin ETFs inflows didn’t happen in a vacuum. It coincided with Bitcoin stabilizing between $111,000 and $113,000, buoyed by a more hopeful market mood. After recent volatility driven by Federal Reserve uncertainty, this influx suggests that investors are seeing current levels as a attractive entry point.

Bitcoin’s market cap stands at about $2.27 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume exceeding $48 billion. Prices fluctuate rapidly

Why This Reversal Matters for Your Portfolio

For investors, this isn’t just a one-day wonder. This explosive return of Bitcoin ETFs inflows could be a leading indicator. It shows that institutional money is quickly moving back into the market, often ahead of a major price move.

With total assets under management still towering above $100 billion, this surge is a powerful signal to watch. If this inflow trend continues, it could be the rocket fuel needed to launch the next leg of the Bitcoin bull run.

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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Sees $430M Outflow

by Ouess
written by Ouess

After a remarkable 31-day run of continuous inflows, the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF just experienced its largest daily outflow to date—signaling a sudden shift in investor sentiment.

$430M Exit Marks End of Inflow Streak

On May 30, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw a massive outflow of $430.8 million, according to Farside data. This surpasses its previous record from February 26, when outflows reached $418.1 million.

Despite this decline, BlackRock remains a heavyweight in the market. Since its spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, the firm has accumulated nearly $70 billion in Bitcoin holdings.

ETF analyst Nate Geraci commented on the sharp reversal, stating, “What a run over the past 30+ days… Not sure I have words to describe how ridiculous this is.”

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Broader Withdrawals

The trend didn’t stop at BlackRock. On the same day, all 11 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw combined outflows totaling $616.1 million, following a $346.8 million outflow the day before. That drop ended a 10-day streak of net inflows across all issuers.

Interestingly, on May 29, BlackRock still posted inflows, defying the broader trend. Kyle Chasse, founder of Master Ventures, noted,

Institutional Strategy Over Retail Panic

Chasse also addressed concerns over investor behavior, stating this wasn’t a retail panic. Instead, it’s a “quiet transfer of supply to the strongest hands.”

This suggests institutional players may be reshuffling their strategies rather than exiting the market altogether.

Bitcoin Price Fails to Reflect ETF Inflows

Despite the strong inflows earlier in May, Bitcoin’s spot price hasn’t responded as expected. As of now, BTC trades at $103,700, down 2.27% in 24 hours .

Bitcoin Price Source : TradingView

The trading week ending May 23 alone brought in $2.75 billion in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows.

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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Pause Amid Trade Policy Uncertainty

by Ouess
written by Ouess

After 10 days of consistent inflows, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs hit a bump on May 29. Investors pulled back as uncertainty around Donald Trump’s trade policies rattled markets.

According to SoSoValue, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $358.65 million, the first daily loss since mid-May. This shift follows an impressive run that brought over $4.2 billion into these funds in just 10 days.

Bitcoin ETFs Source : SoSoValue

Fidelity, Grayscale Lead Withdrawals

Among the biggest outflows:

Bitcoin ETFs Source : Farside Investors

  • Fidelity’s FBTC saw the largest redemption at $166.32 million.
  • Grayscale’s GBTC followed with $107.53 million in withdrawals.
  • ARKB and BITB also saw significant exits, losing $89.22 million and $70.85 million, respectively.

Meanwhile, other funds such as BTCO, HODL, BRRR, and EZBC faced smaller combined outflows of $49.83 million.

Despite the broader sell-off, BlackRock’s IBIT stood out with $125.09 million in net inflows, indicating that some investors see the dip as a buying opportunity.

May Still Bullish for Bitcoin ETFs

Even with the pullback, May remains strong for Bitcoin ETFs. Net inflows are estimated at $5.85 billion, almost double April’s total.

To put that in context:

  • February and March recorded net outflows of $3.56 billion and $767.91 million, respectively.
  • Over the past five weeks, Bitcoin ETFs have gained nearly $9 billion.
  • In contrast, gold-backed ETFs lost over $2.8 billion, suggesting a shift in investor preference from gold to Bitcoin as a store of value.

Trump’s Tariffs Trigger Market Jitters

The sudden reversal came amid renewed uncertainty around Trump’s tariff policies. A U.S. federal appeals court reinstated his tariffs on the European Union, just hours after another court had ruled them unlawful.

The Biden administration is now expected to escalate the matter to the Supreme Court. This legal back-and-forth has left investors uneasy, especially as Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” could potentially increase costs and fuel inflation

Bitcoin Still Tied to Broader Markets

Experts suggest the current movement reflects a market correction, not a reversal.
“Bitcoin is still tracking U.S. tech indices,” said Ruslan Lienkha of YouHodler, pointing to interest rates and liquidity as key drivers.

BTC Price Source : TradingView

However, he noted that as Bitcoin matures, this correlation could weaken, allowing it to behave more independently in the future.

Crypto Heat Map Source : Quantify Crypto

“BTC is likely to stay within this range for now, possibly building a foundation for the next rally,” he added.

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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit Record $2.7B in a Week

by Ouess
written by Ouess

Bitcoin ETFs had another massive week, pulling in $2.7 billion in new investments—the highest since April’s $3.06 billion surge. These consistent inflows show growing confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value, especially from institutional investors.

So far, Bitcoin ETFs have seen inflows for six straight weeks, bringing total cumulative inflows to $44.53 billion. Collectively, these funds now hold $131 billion in assets, which equals about 6.24% of Bitcoin’s total market cap.

iShares Bitcoin ETF Leads the Pack

The iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) remains the top-performing fund, with $48 billion in inflows since its launch. It now manages over $71 billion in assets.

Bitcoin ETF inflows Source : SoSoValue

Following IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC holds $21 billion, while Grayscale trails slightly behind with $21.7 billion. Other notable funds include offerings from Ark Invest, BitWise, and VanEck, all contributing to the surge in interest.

Source : Farside Investors

IBIT Set to Surpass Gold’s Top ETF

Remarkably, IBIT is only 16 months old but is already closing in on SPDR Gold Shares (GLD), the largest gold ETF launched in 2004. GLD has pulled in $4.9 billion this year, reaching $100 billion in assets. If current trends continue, IBIT could soon overtake GLD—a milestone that signals a major shift in investor preference from gold to Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Still on Bullish Track

This year, Bitcoin’s price has soared, recently peaking at nearly $112,000. However, it slightly pulled back to $107,500 after former President Donald Trump announced potential tariffs on European goods and Apple products.

Despite short-term volatility, analysts remain bullish. ETF and corporate demand is rising, while Bitcoin supply on exchanges is declining. Additionally, mining difficulty continues to increase, reducing the rate at which new coins are introduced into the market.

Bold Predictions from Analysts

According to Ark Invest, Bitcoin could skyrocket to $2.4 million by 2030. Meanwhile, Standard Chartered expects the price to hit $200,000 within the year. These projections highlight a strong belief in Bitcoin’s future, fueled largely by the growth of ETF products and decreasing circulating supply.

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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Surge as Price Tops $105K

by Ouess
written by Ouess

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.

Bitcoin ETF Source : Farside Investors

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.

Source : SoSoValue

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

BTC Future Open Interest. Source: Coinglass

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.

BTC Options Open Interest. Source: Deribit

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.

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