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Wall Street’s Quiet Frenzy: Institutional Investors Flood Bitcoin ETFs Even as Prices Stagnate

Wall Street’s Quiet Frenzy: Institutional Investors Flood Bitcoin ETFs Even as Prices Stagnate

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2025-06-30 22:39:59
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Institutional investors pour into Bitcoin ETFs despite flat prices

While retail traders panic-sell over flatlining charts, the smart money's stacking sats like there's no tomorrow.

The big boys aren't waiting for a dip

BlackRock and Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF vehicles saw record inflows last week—proving once again that institutions play a longer game than your average crypto Twitter degenerate.

Liquidity trumps volatility

Who needs moon missions when you've got the SEC's stamp of approval and 24/7 tradability? The suits have spoken: regulated exposure beats gambling on shitcoins.

Funny how Wall Street always manages to buy low—right as Main Street loses patience. Some things never change.

Institutional investors pour into Bitcoin ETFs despite flat prices

Even though Bitcoin’s trading has been rangebound for weeks, big players aren’t backing off. The iShares bitcoin Trust (IBIT) pulled in more than $4 billion over the past month, based on data from FactSet. That’s a huge inflow considering the coin’s price hasn’t moved much.

Adam explained this by pointing to Bitcoin’s growing connection to the traditional financial system, especially through products like ETFs and financial advisor custody offerings.

He also pointed out a basic math problem that could drive the price higher over time. “The number of millionaires on Earth now far exceeds the number of Bitcoins,” Adam said, adding that this imbalance between rising global wealth and Bitcoin’s fixed supply could push demand even further. He argued that some investors believe the asset could still deliver annual returns NEAR 60%, just as it has over the last fifteen years.

While Bitcoin’s price is stable, crypto speculation hasn’t disappeared. Attention has moved to names like Circle Internet Group, which went public at $31 and has since surged nearly 500%. That rise hasn’t convinced everyone. Kenneth Worthington from JPMorgan slapped Circle with an underweight rating—even though JPMorgan helped run the IPO. That contradiction highlights the skepticism still lingering around newer crypto-related companies.

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