Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted nearly $1 billion in net inflows over the past week, marking their strongest weekly performance in more than three months. Data from SoSoValue showed total inflows reaching $996 million, the highest level since early January, when weekly inflows climbed to about $1.4 billion.
Daily flows reflected strong midweek demand. Friday led the surge with $663.9 million in inflows, followed by $411.5 million on Tuesday and $186 million on Wednesday. Thursday recorded a smaller $26 million gain, while the week began with a $291 million outflow on Monday.
Total net assets across spot Bitcoin ETFs surpassed $101 billion by the end of the week, supported by rising investor participation. Trading activity also increased significantly, with daily ETF volumes approaching $4.8 billion, indicating renewed interest in risk-oriented assets.
Improving Geopolitical Sentiment Supports Crypto Demand
Market analysts noted that improving geopolitical conditions have contributed to shifting investor sentiment. Reduced tensions surrounding Strait of Hormuz helped stabilize global markets after officials confirmed the route had reopened to commercial shipping during an ongoing ceasefire period.
The easing of supply disruption fears triggered reactions across financial markets. Bitcoin climbed above $77,000, while Brent crude prices declined roughly 10%, falling to around $84 per barrel.
Bitcoin Market Structure Remains Range-Bound
Despite rising inflows, analysts observed that Bitcoin continues to trade within a defined range. Resistance remains above $75,000, while support has formed near $72,000, suggesting the market is building a new equilibrium rather than extending a strong directional trend.
At the same time, cautious monetary policy expectations from the Federal Reserve and ongoing concerns about long-term U.S. debt demand have weakened confidence in traditional safe-haven assets such as the U.S. dollar. This environment has encouraged additional capital flows into alternative assets, including Bitcoin and related investment products.
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