Bitcoin ETFs Record 14th Consecutive Day of Inflows
For a few weeks now, crypto ETFs have been making headlines. And quite a lot. Inflows keep coming one after another, especially on the side of bitcoin-backed trackers. Their performance? Simply stunning. We are witnessing an unprecedented rise. These products attract capital like a magnet. Wall Street seems to have found a new passion. And the numbers, they are dizzying.
In brief
- Bitcoin ETFs received 501 million dollars last Thursday, their best day of June.
- Weekly flows exceeded 2.22 billion dollars, a sign of strong institutional interest.
- BlackRock alone attracted 1.3 billion dollars, crushing all its direct competitors.
- The IBIT ETF now holds 118,000 BTC, a dominant position among listed crypto funds.
Bitcoin: The ETF Tsunami Shows No Sign of Slowing Down
Last Friday, the Bitcoin ETFs recorded a 14th consecutive day of positive inflows. 501 million dollars in a single day. Unprecedented in weeks. Another demonstration of strength for these financial products that are gaining ground.
In the wake, weekly flows reached 2.22 billion dollars. This places the week of June 24 to 28 among the most active in 2025. And it doesn’t stop there. According to TradingNews data , since April, spot BTC ETFs (excluding Grayscale) have acquired 124,000 bitcoins.
Even the often discreet Ethereum ETFs have benefited from this momentum. They recorded 77 million dollars in inflows. A halo effect confirming growing interest in the entire crypto sphere.
Institutional investors’ appetite seems limitless. And the numbers reveal a paradigm shift. Bitcoin is no longer on the fringes of the system. It is now integrated into the heavy portfolios of managers.
BlackRock Crushes Everything in Its Path Without Looking Back
In this rush to Bitcoin ETFs, one player takes the lead: BlackRock. The giant overwhelmingly dominates the scene. Its IBIT ETF alone holds 118,000 BTC, and more than 3% of the total supply of bitcoins in circulation. This represents nearly 95% of the volume held by other ETFs. Needless to say, the competition is lagging behind.
Last week, IBIT amassed 1.3 billion dollars in net inflows. That’s more than all other ETFs combined. With 77.7 billion dollars in assets under management, BlackRock is building an increasingly solid ecosystem around crypto.
On social media, some worry: is the market becoming too dependent on a single player? Others praise the giant’s execution power. One thing is certain: BlackRock is playing in the major leagues.
A few numbers to remember:
- $501M inflows in 24h for BTC ETFs;
- $2.22B over a whole week;
- 124,000 BTC acquired since April 2025;
- IBIT alone holds 118,000 BTC;
- $77.7B assets managed by IBIT.
Both bitcoin prices and ETF flows appear to be recovering. Indicators are green. Yet, not everything is rosy. The volume of transfers on the Bitcoin blockchain is sharply down. This weekend, it fell to 52 billion dollars , its lowest level in months. A signal not to be overlooked going forward.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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