🚀 Bitcoin ETF Inflows Smash $407M Record – 16 Straight Days of Bullish Domination
Wall Street’s love affair with Bitcoin ETFs just hit a new fever pitch—$407 million flooded in yesterday, marking 16 consecutive days of relentless demand. Forget ‘dip buyers’—this is institutional FOMO on steroids.
The Big Picture: Money Talks, Skeptics Walk
While crypto critics clutch their pearls over volatility, smart money’s voting with wallets. The streak outlasts most celebrity marriages—and with lower drama (so far).
Behind the Numbers: A Liquidity Avalanche
No slowdown in sight as TradFi giants pile in, desperate to avoid being the last suit at the party. Meanwhile, gold ETFs weep quietly in the corner.
Cynical Take: Nothing unites hedge funds like chasing momentum—until the SEC flinches and they all stampede for the exits. Enjoy the ride.
- On July 2, the money invested in Bitcoin ETFs reached $407M, following a 16-day streak of inflows.
- As the price of ETFs increased by more than 4%, IBIT, FBTC, and GBTC topped the asset and volume positions.
- Institutional demand for BTC ETFs is increasing due to regulatory clarity, which further promotes the use of crypto.
On July 2, Bitcoin ETFs brought strong investor interest with a net inflow of $407.78 million. It was the 16th consecutive day of positive inflows into the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs. SoSoValue figures supported the fact that this perpetual run brings out increased demand for regulated Bitcoin investment products.
The cumulative net inflow into all listed ETFs has now reached the total of $49.04 billion, with $5.22 billion ever traded
Bitcoin ETFs Attract Inflows Despite Volatility
The iShares bitcoin Trust (IBIT) offered by BlackRock had the largest net assets at $76.31B even though it did not receive new daily inflows on July 2. The FBTC of Fidelity registered the greatest net inflow of the day with an inflow of 183.96B that raised its total inflow to $11.97B.
The longtime dominant Grayscale GBTC reported a $34.56 million inflow despite falling behind in cumulative net outflow since its launch. The ARKB of Ark Invest also did well, as it received an inflow of $83 million, increasing its total to accumulate up to 2.59 billion.
BITB (Bitwise) recorded $64.94 million, and VanEck recorded an inflow of $5.42 million, whereas BTCO (Invesco) closed at an inflow of $9.85 million. These numbers indicate growing confidence of investors in the growing value of Bitcoin as a long-term investment, regardless of market fluctuations.
Source: SosoValue
BTC Price Rebound as the Entire Crypto Market Turns Green
The aggregate net assets of all ETFs touched $136.68 billion, making up 6.3 percent of the total market capitalization of Bitcoin. IBIT was followed by FBTC and GBTC with $65.90 million, $4.48 million, and $3.17 million, respectively.
The entire crypto market also became green, with BTC trading at $108,903 and rising by 1.49 percent in daily charts. Ethereum was the next to touch the price as it gained 5.74%, or hit the price of $2,575 in 24 hours.
The market analysts cited the higher institutional confidence and macroeconomics as the major driving forces behind the inflows. As the regulatory clarity has enhanced, more asset managers are introducing Bitcoin ETF products. This has assisted retail and institutional investors in accessing Bitcoins with ease, without having direct ownership of the asset.
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