*Almost $1 BILLION entered Bitcoin ETFs last week.
Bitcoin today?
-0.5%.**
U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded:
+$986.9M net inflows
last week.
BlackRock’s IBIT alone:
+$691.5M
Spot ETH ETFs added:
+$218.4M
Both BTC and ETH ETFs have now posted three consecutive positive weeks.
Now look at Bitcoin.
Since midnight today:
$79,912 → ~$79,480
That’s roughly:
-0.54%.
No breakout.
No immediate ETF-driven green candle.
And that’s what makes the data interesting.
If nearly $1B of weekly institutional demand enters while BTC struggles around $80K, then there is clearly significant supply meeting those buyers.
The question isn’t:
“Are ETFs buying?”
They are.
The better question is:
Who is selling into them?
When that balance changes, the price reaction could matter far more than the inflow headline itself.
Bitcoin today?
-0.5%.**
U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded:
+$986.9M net inflows
last week.
BlackRock’s IBIT alone:
+$691.5M
Spot ETH ETFs added:
+$218.4M
Both BTC and ETH ETFs have now posted three consecutive positive weeks.
Now look at Bitcoin.
Since midnight today:
$79,912 → ~$79,480
That’s roughly:
-0.54%.
No breakout.
No immediate ETF-driven green candle.
And that’s what makes the data interesting.
If nearly $1B of weekly institutional demand enters while BTC struggles around $80K, then there is clearly significant supply meeting those buyers.
The question isn’t:
“Are ETFs buying?”
They are.
The better question is:
Who is selling into them?
When that balance changes, the price reaction could matter far more than the inflow headline itself.
