Bitcoin ETF inflows total $3,9 billion in 12 days

• Bitcoin ETFs add up to nearly $4 billion in inflows
• BlackRock leads flows with 86% of the accumulated total
• Bitcoin appreciates with weak dollar and institutional flow

The streak of net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States reached the 12th consecutive day this Wednesday, totaling US$ 547,7 million in the latest record and bringing the accumulated total for the period to US$ 3,9 billion. The movement reinforces the institutional appetite for crypto assets, even in the face of recent global volatility.

12 straight days of inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Closing in on $4 billion.

Smart money isn't waiting. pic.twitter.com/VfhlmIC5Bu

— Kim (@kimtalkscrypto) June 26, 2025

BlackRock's IBIT fund continues to lead by a wide margin, having attracted US$340,3 million on June 25 alone. Fidelity's FBTC comes next with US$115,2 million. Other funds, such as ARKB (Ark Invest and 21Shares), BITB (Bitwise) and HODL (VanEck), contributed US$70,2 million, US$12,9 million and US$9,1 million, respectively. No other ETF registered inflows on the day.

Over the course of the twelve days, IBIT was responsible for more than US$3,3 billion in net inflows — representing 86% of the total. The daily average of inflows also increased towards the end of the sequence, surpassing US$500 million in the last sessions, compared to US$276 million in the first 10 days.

“Over half a billion in Bitcoin ETFs in sight. 12 consecutive days of inflows. Almost $4 billion in new $$$. The category is now approaching $50 billion in inflows since launch in January 2024. Absolutely ridiculous,” Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, posted on the X platform.

Since their launch in January, spot Bitcoin ETFs have already accumulated US$48,4 billion in contributions, with around US$125 billion under management.

The movement is also supported by macroeconomic factors. The recent drop in the US Dollar Index to its lowest level since March 2022 reinforces Bitcoin's positioning as an alternative store of value, according to Timothy Misir, head of research at BRN. For him, the World Bank's downward revision of US growth projections, from 2,3% to 1,4% in 2025, strengthens the search for uncorrelated assets.

“Bitcoin’s rally above $108 on the back of these sustained institutional inflows and dollar weakness demonstrates remarkable resilience,” Misir said. Bitcoin is currently trading at $107.445, up 2,9% on the week.

Spot Ethereum ETFs have also been on the rise. On Wednesday, the funds attracted $60,4 million in inflows, with $55,2 million in BlackRock’s ETHA, bringing the total to $232,4 million in three consecutive days of gains. Since launching in July 2024, Ethereum ETFs have seen $4,2 billion in net inflows.