U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have extended their net inflow streak to 15 consecutive trading days, pulling in a cumulative $4.7 billion as of July 1, 2025. The momentum continues to build despite Bitcoin hovering just under 5% below its all-time high, signaling growing confidence from institutional investors.
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BlackRock Leads as ETF Inflows Top $100 Million on Monday
On the final day of June, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $102.1 million in net inflows, with BlackRock’s IBIT fund contributing $112.3 million. This was partially offset by a $10.2 million outflow from ARK Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB ETF.
IBIT now accounts for 81% of the 15-day inflow streak, totaling $3.8 billion.
This surge has pushed the total assets under management (AUM) of all U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs to nearly $128 billion, with cumulative inflows reaching $49.3 billion since launch in January 2024. Year-to-date net flows now stand at $13.8 billion.
ETF Demand Slows But Remains Strong
While Monday’s inflows were healthy, they marked a cooldown compared to last Friday’s $501.2 million spike and the $316 million daily average during the 15-day period. This suggests that while enthusiasm remains strong, short-term institutional momentum is beginning to wane.
Institutional demand may need new catalysts to push Bitcoin above $112,000.
Ethereum ETFs Also Gaining Traction
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $31.8 million in net inflows, led by $25.7 million into Fidelity’s FETH fund. Despite launching in mid-2024, these funds have already attracted $4.2 billion in net inflows, showing Ethereum’s rising profile among asset managers.
Outlook: Momentum Slows as Macro Factors Loom
Bitcoin briefly crossed $108,000 over the weekend before settling around $106,700, while Ethereum trades near $2,457. Analysts point to upcoming macroeconomic data and Fed Chair Powell’s remarks as potential market movers this week.
Cooling ETF inflows suggest Bitcoin may struggle to breach $110,000 in the short term.
However, medium-term indicators remain bullish, especially as corporate treasuries accelerate Bitcoin accumulation and ETF participation broadens across institutions.
Sustained Demand but Slower Pace
The 15-day Bitcoin ETF inflow streak highlights continued institutional interest, though the slowing pace signals caution as Bitcoin trades near record levels. Without a new macro or regulatory catalyst, further upside may be limited in the short term—yet the medium- to long-term outlook remains constructive for digital asset exposure via ETFs.
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