$BTC spot ETFs attract nearly $2B in net inflows year-to-date
BTC ETFs continue to show resilience despite market volatility. According to recent data, cumulative net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs have reached almost $2 billion since the start of the year, marking a return to sustained positive momentum across key tracking periods.
Even amid price fluctuations and macro uncertainty, investors have largely maintained exposure rather than exiting positions. #bitcoin
On April 23, daily inflows across 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs exceeded $223M, while monthly inflows reached approximately $2.43B, highlighting steady capital rotation into the asset class.
BlackRock leads, Grayscale remains in outflows
BlackRock’s IBIT continues to dominate, recording over $167.5M in daily inflows and roughly $2.14B monthly inflows. In contrast, Grayscale’s GBTC remains in net outflows, with approximately $960M withdrawn year-to-date.
📈 Analysts note that Bitcoin ETFs are increasingly being used as long-term allocation instruments, rather than short-term trading vehicles. This shift suggests a more structural demand base forming around Bitcoin exposure through regulated products.
📌 Total assets under management across US spot Bitcoin ETFs stand at around $125B, still below the peak of $162B seen in late 2025.
#BTC
BTC ETFs continue to show resilience despite market volatility. According to recent data, cumulative net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs have reached almost $2 billion since the start of the year, marking a return to sustained positive momentum across key tracking periods.
Even amid price fluctuations and macro uncertainty, investors have largely maintained exposure rather than exiting positions. #bitcoin
On April 23, daily inflows across 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs exceeded $223M, while monthly inflows reached approximately $2.43B, highlighting steady capital rotation into the asset class.
BlackRock leads, Grayscale remains in outflows
BlackRock’s IBIT continues to dominate, recording over $167.5M in daily inflows and roughly $2.14B monthly inflows. In contrast, Grayscale’s GBTC remains in net outflows, with approximately $960M withdrawn year-to-date.
📈 Analysts note that Bitcoin ETFs are increasingly being used as long-term allocation instruments, rather than short-term trading vehicles. This shift suggests a more structural demand base forming around Bitcoin exposure through regulated products.
📌 Total assets under management across US spot Bitcoin ETFs stand at around $125B, still below the peak of $162B seen in late 2025.
#BTC