Bitcoin ETFs See 14th Straight Day of Net Inflows, $501.27 Million on June 27

Bitcoin ETFs have recorded an impressive 14th consecutive day of net inflows, marking a significant streak not seen since December 2024. This trend underscores a growing interest and confidence in Bitcoin ETFs among investors, despite the prevailing market uncertainty. The inflows have been particularly robust, with a notable $501.27 million recorded on June 27 alone. This consistent inflow highlights the resilience and attractiveness of Bitcoin ETFs as investment vehicles.

The inflows have been driven by several key factors. Firstly, the geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East has likely contributed to a broader risk appetite, encouraging investors to seek stable and high-yielding assets. Secondly, the relatively low volatility and steady price movements of Bitcoin have provided a sense of security, making ETFs an appealing option for directional bets. The price of Bitcoin moved from $105,415 on June 23 to a closing high of $108,382 on June 29, before retreating slightly to $107,210 on June 30. This stability has likely bolstered investor confidence in ETF allocations.

In the wake of these inflows, weekly flows reached $2.22 billion. This places the week of June 24 to 28 among the most active in 2025. Since April, spot BTC ETFs have acquired 124,000 bitcoins, excluding Grayscale. Even Ethereum ETFs have benefited from this momentum, recording $77 million in inflows. This halo effect confirms 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.

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. The competition is lagging behind. Last week, IBIT amassed $1.3 billion in net inflows. That’s more than all other ETFs combined. With $77.7 billion 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. The bulk of the inflows came on June 24 and June 25, with issuers seeing a combined $1.14 billion enter products led by BlackRock’s IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, and Ark’s ARKB. Notably, ARKB saw an unusual $70.2 million on June 25, its second-largest daily inflow in June, suggesting a revival in institutional positioning after three weeks of weak flows. This shift indicates that capital is now flowing more directly into low-fee issuers, rather than migrating from legacy trusts like Grayscale’s GBTC, which continued to leak assets but at a diminished rate compared to previous months.

The diminishing outflows from GBTC further support the narrative that ETF rebalancing may be reaching maturity. This trend is also reflected in the broader context of an 11-week streak of positive inflows across all digital asset investment products. The relatively calm funding rates and subdued derivatives market have helped steer attention back to ETFs as a more straightforward proxy for directional bets. The combination of stable prices and strong flows reinforces the growing role of spot ETFs as a barometer of investor sentiment and macro positioning. With June now closed, July begins with ETFs holding over $48.9 billion in assets, underscoring the continued strength and appeal of Bitcoin ETFs in the investment landscape. This trend is likely to continue as long as the underlying factors driving the inflows remain in place, providing a stable and attractive investment option for both institutional and retail investors.