Bitcoin ETFs hit $41.3B in cumulative flows, reaching 60% of U.S. gold ETF size and signaling rising institutional investor demand.
Bitcoin’s price rebounds above $100K despite major corrections, showing strong market resilience and ongoing bullish momentum.
ETF inflows surged after October 2024, peaking in February 2025, pulling back, and fully recovering by June in a clear demand cycle.
Bitcoin ETFs have reached a new record high in net cumulative flows, at more than $41.3 billion in early June 2025. This recent record surpasses the last February record of $40.8 billion. Overall net assets in U.S.-based Bitcoin ETFs have correspondingly increased to approximately $106 billion. This positions Bitcoin ETF market size at approximately 60% of U.S. gold ETFs, at about $175 billion. This milestone was accomplished in just over a year, demonstrating robust and consistent investor demand.
Source: Timothy Peterson
Besides the ETF growth, Bitcoin’s spot price has shown remarkable recovery. It currently trades at $103,281.44, up $307.72 today. The market has weathered several deep corrections, but the broader trend remains bullish. Several events have triggered major dips since early 2023. However, each correction was followed by relatively swift recoveries. This demonstrates continued investor confidence and growing institutional interest.
ETF Growth Tracks Bitcoin Market Evolution
Bitcoin ETF balances started near zero in January 2024, coinciding with their initial launch. February saw a strong surge to $5 billion. Moreover, balances doubled in March, reaching over $10 billion. While April brought some stagnation, May through July revived growth. By September 2024, balances stabilized near $17.5 billion.
However, starting in October 2024, inflows surged again. November closed with $25 billion in balances. December and January 2025 saw steeper rises, crossing $35 billion. By February, Bitcoin ETF balances peaked near $40 billion. Though March and April saw a $5 billion pullback, June marked a strong rebound. Consequently, balances returned to their all-time high of $40 billion and broke above it in early June.
Bitcoin Price Withstands Key Market Shocks
Bitcoin’s price data reflects resilience. Several corrections tested the market between 2023 and 2025. Events like U.S. bank failures, ETF selloffs, and Mt. Gox distributions caused large dips. Notably, the most severe drop followed post-inauguration tariffs, cutting Bitcoin’s price by over 32%.
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However, each correction had its narrative. More importantly, each was followed by recovery. The consistent rebound pattern points to long-term strength. Additionally, current market dynamics suggest a maturing digital asset.
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