Even in the face of rising geopolitical unrest, investor confidence in Bitcoin remains rock-solid—especially through institutional channels.

On Wednesday, Bitcoin spot ETFs marked their 8th consecutive day of net inflows, raking in a hefty $388.3 million in fresh capital. The clear market leader? BlackRock’s IBIT, which pulled in a staggering $278.9 million, followed closely by Fidelity’s FBTC with $104.4 million.

💡 This wave of inflows comes at a time when global headlines are dominated by uncertainty—from military escalations to diplomatic fractures. Yet, $BTC remained remarkably stable around the $105,000 range, showcasing resilience and maturity as an asset class.

This pattern isn’t new. Historically, during global shocks or international crises, Bitcoin has shown a brief drawdown of 5–7%, only to stabilize and recover shortly after. According to Santiment, this behavior underscores growing institutional trust in BTC as a long-term hedge rather than a speculative risk.

🧠 Here's what's more impressive:

🔹 Total ETF inflows since April 17 now sit at a mind-blowing $11.2 billion.

🔹 Only 8 days of outflows have been recorded during this stretch—signaling strong conviction.

🔹 Cumulative inflows into the 118 registered BTC ETF products have surpassed $46.3 billion since launch.

But it's not all green across the board…

📉 Grayscale's products continue to see steady outflows. The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF (GBTC) shed $16.4 million, while its smaller sibling—the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust—lost $10.1 million. The exits reflect investor migration toward lower-fee and more transparent alternatives like IBIT and FBTC.

What Does This Mean for the Market?

Institutional interest in Bitcoin is no longer just a trend—it’s becoming a cornerstone of global asset allocation strategies. As macro uncertainty grows, so does the appeal of hard digital assets like BTC. ETFs are making it easier for traditional capital to access Bitcoin exposure, and that pipeline is now flowing stronger than ever.

With ETF momentum building and Bitcoin holding its ground amid turbulence, the next leg up might not be a question of if—but when.

🧠 Smart money is buying the dip. Are you watching closely?

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