Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin ETFs See $91.55M Inflows Amid Fed Rate Cut Speculation

Bitcoin ETFs recorded significant inflows on August 6, 2025, totaling $91.55 million, signaling a potential shift in investor sentiment amid growing speculation that the Federal Reserve could soon cut interest rates [1]. This marked a reversal from the preceding week, when US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $643 million net outflow, ending a seven-week streak of positive flows [2]. The renewed inflow came as Bitcoin continued to trade within a $110k–$116k "air gap," a range characterized by subdued market activity and tempered speculative interest [3].

BlackRock’s IBIT, one of the largest Bitcoin ETFs, had previously seen a $292 million outflow in early August amid shifting investor behavior [4]. However, the ETF, which remains 51% above its 2025 lows, has shown signs of stabilizing amid recent inflows, reflecting broader uncertainty in the market and a cautious re-entry by investors [4]. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price has held key supports above $111,800, bolstered by expectations of a Fed rate cut and ongoing ETF inflows [5].

The broader cryptocurrency market is showing signs of resilience despite short-term volatility. The total market size for US Bitcoin ETFs reached approximately $110 billion as of July 2025, demonstrating continued growth and institutional interest [7]. Analysts have highlighted the potential for Bitcoin to transition from a speculative asset to a more traditional investment vehicle, particularly as ETF approvals continue to drive mainstream adoption [6]. Tom Lee, a well-known analyst, has predicted that Bitcoin is increasingly being viewed as a replacement for gold, signaling a deeper integration into institutional portfolios [6].

The inflows into Bitcoin ETFs suggest that investors are recalibrating their risk exposure in response to macroeconomic developments, particularly expectations around the Fed’s monetary policy. While Ethereum ETFs also attracted $110.4 million in inflows over two days, the broader trend points to a broader market recovery [1]. Investors appear to be factoring in the likelihood of a Fed rate cut, with many shifting capital into assets that benefit from lower interest rates.

As market sentiment evolves, the interplay between macroeconomic signals and cryptocurrency investments continues to intensify. The recent inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs indicate a willingness among investors to position for a potential Fed easing cycle, even as price movements remain within a narrow range. This trend suggests that the crypto market is entering a new phase of maturity, where institutional behavior and macroeconomic expectations play a more central role in shaping investment flows.

[1] https://m.economictimes.com/crypto-news-today-live-07-aug-2025/liveblog/123149180.cms

[2] https://www.mitrade.com/insights/news/live-news/article-3-1010820-20250805

[3] https://www.fastbull.com/news-detail/bitcoin-settles-into-110k116k-air-gap-as-market-4338606_0

[4] https://www.ainvest.com/news/bitcoin-news-today-blackrock-bitcoin-etf-faces-292m-outflow-investor-sentiment-shifts-2508/

[5] https://www.ainvest.com/news/bitcoin-news-today-bitcoin-holds-key-supports-111-800-etf-inflows-rate-cut-hopes-2508/

[6] https://m.fastbull.com/news-detail/tom-lee-predicts-bitcoins-rise-as-golds-replacement-4338516_0

[7] https://www.mexc.com/news/crypto-market-july-report-the-tariff-war-enters-a-desensitization-period-and-three-major-dynamics-emerge-in-the-post-tariff-era/64052