Bitcoin ETF Inflows Turn Fully Positive Across Key Timeframes, Led by Blackrock’s IBIT
Key Takeaways:
Bitcoin Market Impact and ETF Competition Drive Next Phase
The table he posted shows that improvement clearly. Total net flows reached $335.82 million over one day and $1.28 billion over one week, then climbed to $2.16 billion over one month. Over three months, net flows stood at $1.85 billion, while year-to-date flows also came in at $1.85 billion. IBIT was the clear leader across nearly every period, with $246.88 million in daily inflows, $907.97 million over one week, $1.92 billion over one month, $2.17 billion over three months, and $3.08 billion year-to-date. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) added another layer of support, posting $56.69 million in daily inflows and $170.92 million over one week. Those figures show the rebound is being driven by large, established products rather than scattered one-day moves.
The rest of the table shows where pressure still remains and how flows are being distributed across the market. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) continued to record outflows, with $16.56 million leaving in one day, $77.08 million over one week, $255.86 million over one month, and $960.43 million year-to-date. Smaller funds—including Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB), ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB), Vaneck Bitcoin Trust (HODL), Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF (BTCO), and Franklin Bitcoin ETF (EZBC)—posted modest positive figures across several periods. That mix suggests demand is broadening, but capital is still concentrating heavily in IBIT and, to a lesser extent, FBTC. For investors and the broader crypto market, the message is direct: spot bitcoin ETFs have regained momentum across all tracked windows, yet the category still needs more inflows before it can claim a new cumulative record.
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