24 March 2025 | Bitcoin

Bitcoin ETFs record nearly $94 billion in inflows

Bitcoin ETFs record nearly $94 billion in inflows

Institutional investors continue to pour money into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). CoinMarketCap notes that their net inflows totaled $83 million as of March 21. These crypto ETFs now manage $94 billion, or nearly 6% of the market cap. 

A similar fund controlled by BlackRock has shown outstanding results, attracting over $104 million in new investments within a single day. Meanwhile, its daily trading volume is close to $900 million, highlighting the asset’s high liquidity. Other funds with different management strategies are showing mixed performance results.

Demand for Bitcoin ETFs from major industry players remains strong, analysts from the news site report. Even though there has been a slight drop in prices, between -0.27% and -0.33%, traded funds still play a key role in providing liquidity to the market. 

Analysts predict that given the current market dynamics, Bitcoin ETFs will continue to gain traction as a favored investment choice among institutional investors.

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