Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant inflow of $667.4 million on May 19, the second-largest single-day surge in May, driven by BlackRock’s IBIT ($305.9M) and Fidelity’s FBTC ($199.1M). This marked a four-day streak of net positive flows, totaling $1.25 billion from May 15–19. Bitcoin’s price rose from $103,786 to $105,616 during this period, peaking at $106,473, suggesting ETF investors were closely tracking spot market momentum. The rebound follows earlier outflows, with May 13 seeing a steep $91.4M withdrawal. Grayscale’s GBTC reported no outflows on May 19, indicating market stabilization as Bitcoin reclaimed key price levels above $100,000.
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Bitcoin has experienced sharp fluctuations, briefly touching $104,974 before a minor decline. Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood forecasts Bitcoin could reach $700,000–$1.5 million by 2030, citing institutional interest and its finite supply. The firm’s ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF has invested an additional $58 million, signaling confidence in long-term growth. Wood highlights Bitcoin’s advantages over traditional assets, including inflation resistance and transparency. Despite recent volatility, Bitcoin remains up 57% YTD, but achieving Ark’s targets would require gains of 575%–1,330%. Institutional adoption, still in early stages, could be a key catalyst for future price surges.
about Bitcoin Volatility & Ark Invest's $1.5M PredictionBitcoin ETFs Rebound with $319M Inflow After Outflow
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a sharp reversal in flows between May 13 and May 14, moving from a $91.4 million net outflow—driven entirely by Fidelity’s FBTC—to a $319.5 million net inflow the following day. BlackRock’s IBIT led the recovery with $232.9 million in new capital, while Grayscale’s GBTC saw a rare $35.2 million inflow. The two-day swing highlights the volatility of Bitcoin ETF demand, influenced by short-term price movements and institutional interest. Despite the fluctuations, cumulative inflows since launch exceed $41.37 billion, reflecting sustained but uneven appetite for Bitcoin exposure through ETFs. The May 14 rebound helped maintain positive monthly flows, ranking as one of the strongest daily performances in May.
about Bitcoin ETFs Rebound with $319M Inflow After OutflowBitcoin ETFs See $422M Inflows, BlackRock Leads with $351M
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw $422 million in inflows on May 1, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $351 million, reversing a previous outflow. Cumulative net flows for US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $39.5 billion, while total assets under management (AUM) have reached $112 billion, boosted by Bitcoin’s price surge. BlackRock’s IBIT alone holds $58 billion in AUM, reflecting strong investor confidence. Fidelity’s FBTC and Bitwise’s BITB also saw inflows, while Grayscale’s GBTC posted $16 million in net inflows after prolonged outflows. The ETF market remains competitive, with Grayscale considering fee adjustments to retain relevance. Bitcoin’s price rise above $97,000 highlights the feedback loop between ETF demand and market performance.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $422M Inflows, BlackRock Leads with $351MCrypto ETP Inflows Near Record Highs as Bitcoin Tops $90K
Global crypto ETP inflows hit $3.4 billion in the week of April 21–25, just 13% below the December 2024 peak, per CoinShares. Bitcoin ETFs dominated with $3.18 billion inflows, reversing April’s outflows and pushing year-to-date inflows to $3.7 billion. Ethereum broke an eight-week outflow streak with $183 million in fresh investments, while Solana saw $5.7 million in outflows. Major issuers like BlackRock ($1.5B), ARK ($621M), and Fidelity ($574M) led the inflows, though Grayscale and others posted outflows. Analysts attribute the surge to safe-haven demand amid a weakening US dollar and gold price volatility.
about Crypto ETP Inflows Near Record Highs as Bitcoin Tops $90KSpot Bitcoin ETFs Inflow Hits $917M, Reversing April Outflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $917 million in inflows on April 23, bringing the two-day total to over $1.8 billion—equivalent to roughly 19,300 BTC. BlackRock’s IBIT dominated with $634.2 million, while Ark’s ARKB and Fidelity’s FBTC added $129.5 million and $124.4 million, respectively. The inflows reversed April’s earlier outflow trend, driven by Bitcoin’s rally past $90,000 and macro hedging amid rising inflation expectations. If sustained, ETF demand could absorb 50,000 BTC monthly, outpacing miner supply and tightening market liquidity. Grayscale’s GBTC saw no flows for a second day, signaling a pause after heavy redemptions earlier in the month.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs Inflow Hits $917M, Reversing April OutflowsSpot Bitcoin ETFs See $395M Inflows Amid Market Stability
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced fluctuating inflows and outflows in mid-April, culminating in a net gain of $395 million over four trading days. Despite midweek outflows, Bitcoin’s price held steady around $84,000, later rallying to $87,506. Investor sentiment was bolstered by the SEC reviewing 72 crypto ETF applications and major firms like MetaPlanet and Strategy purchasing over 6,800 BTC. Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s dovish hints and a weaker dollar further fueled risk appetite. ARK’s ARKB ETF led inflows with $116.1 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC ($87.6M) and Grayscale’s BTCW ($36.6M).
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $395M Inflows Amid Market StabilityRecord U.S. Debt in 2025 May Spike Rates, Boost Crypto
The U.S. Treasury faces an unprecedented $31 trillion debt issuance in 2025—equivalent to 109% of projected GDP—potentially straining foreign demand and spiking borrowing costs. Analysts warn this could trigger stagflation, with crypto (particularly Bitcoin) gaining traction as a hedge if debt monetization occurs. Institutional flows into Bitcoin ETFs remain volatile, reflecting shifting sentiment, while political risks—such as potential Fed leadership changes—add another layer of uncertainty to markets. The scale of debt could destabilize traditional finance, pushing investors toward digital assets.
about Record U.S. Debt in 2025 May Spike Rates, Boost CryptoSpot Bitcoin ETFs Lose $450M Amid US-China Trade War
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows on April 8 and 9, with $326.3 million and $127.2 million withdrawn, respectively, following earlier redemptions. BlackRock’s IBIT led the outflows, losing $252.9 million on April 8 and another $89.7 million the next day. The withdrawals coincided with heightened trade tensions after the US and China imposed reciprocal tariffs, sparking fears of a trade war. Bitcoin’s drawdown widened to 27%, nearing FTX collapse levels, while traditional markets like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also suffered double-digit declines year-to-date. The only ETF to see inflows was Bitwise’s BITB, adding $6.7 million amid the broader downturn.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs Lose $450M Amid US-China Trade WarBitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Over One Billion in Inflows
On January 6, 2025, spot bitcoin and ether ETFs experienced a robust inflow of $1.1 billion, led by Fidelity and Blackrock, following a previous outflow of $277.9 million on January 2. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $987 million, while ether ETFs garnered $128.7 million, reflecting renewed investor confidence in crypto assets. Notably, Fidelity’s FBTC and Blackrock’s IBIT were the top contributors, with inflows of $370.24 million and $209.08 million, respectively.
about Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Over One Billion in InflowsBitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Experience Significant Outflows at Start of 2025
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs began 2025 with significant outflows, reflecting waning investor interest amid market volatility. Bitcoin ETFs saw $242.3 million in outflows but maintained $109.4 billion in assets, while Ethereum ETFs experienced $77.5 million in outflows, marking a shift from previous inflows. Grayscale’s ETHE led Ethereum outflows, while Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark’s ARKB ETFs recorded inflows, indicating mixed investor sentiment.
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