US Bitcoin ETFs Experience Over $3 Billion in Inflows as Investor Interest Rises

Bitcoin ETFs in the US saw inflows exceeding $3 billion last week, marking a strong investment week driven by rising BTC prices and institutional interest. With BlackRock’s IBIT leading the way, total assets for Bitcoin ETFs now amount to $109 billion. Analysts predict significant future price increases, with more institutional adoption on the horizon.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States have recently seen enormous inflows, surpassing $3 billion just last week. This surge is one of the best weeks recorded for Bitcoin ETFs in 2025, fueled by a recovering BTC price and a renewed action from institutional investors who appear to be returning to the market.

According to data shared by SoSoValue, eleven spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a combined inflow of approximately $3.06 billion over a remarkable six-day trading period. This significant uptick signifies the second-largest net inflow recorded for Bitcoin ETFs, suggesting heightened interest in crypto-oriented financial products among investors.

The most substantial inflows were noted on April 22 and April 23, when daily figures peaked at $936 million and $916 million, respectively. Analysts pointed out that these days marked some of the best single-day performances for Bitcoin ETFs since the return of Donald Trump to the White House this year.

This investment frenzy has propelled the total assets under management (AUM) for Bitcoin ETFs to about $109 billion. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is currently in the lead, now managing over $56 billion. This impressive figure represents around 3% of Bitcoin’s overall circulating supply, showcasing its dominance in the ETF market.

Michael Saylor, now the Chairman of Strategy after stepping away from MicroStrategy, has suggested that IBIT may emerge as the largest ETF in the world within the next decade. Meanwhile, analysts have linked this recent surge in ETF inflows to Bitcoin’s unique shift away from traditional assets like U.S. stocks and gold, especially amidst increasing geopolitical tensions and global tariff conflicts.

Furthermore, experts from The Kobeissi Letter have indicated that this decoupling from macro assets is a contributing factor to Bitcoin’s price revival. Since dipping below $75,000 on April 7, Bitcoin’s price has jumped over 25% and is now trading above $94,000.

Mark Wlosinski, a crypto analyst, commented: “As global money printing continues, so will Bitcoin’s price appreciation. The value of paper money is backed by nothing more than debt, which has been spiralling out of control for quite some time. Bitcoin is the solution to our broken monetary system.”

Looking ahead, David Puell, an analyst from ARK Invest, maintains a very optimistic view on Bitcoin’s potential. Puell believes Bitcoin could soar to as much as $2.4 million by 2030, driven by increasing institutional adoption and its rise as a strategic treasury asset for both corporations and nation-states. In more cautious estimates, he sees Bitcoin potentially landing between $500,000 and $1.2 million by the same year.

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