Just over 18 months after its launch, spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have delivered impressive performance. As highlighted by Nate Geraci, President of ETF Stores, Bitcoin ETFs are close to reaching $50 billion in inflows.
Investors push net spot Bitcoin ETF inflows near $50 billion
The development emphasizes the continued surge of investment intospot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. The rapid move toward $50 billion has been supported by the massive inflows in the last few days.
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Over the last 12 consecutive trading days on the ETF market, investors have been committing funds to the product. This demonstrates strong and sustained demand, despite Bitcoin experiencing intense volatility during the period. It marks a shift from April, when speculation was about a possible market cooldown.
Over a half bil into spot btc ETFs…12 straight days of inflows.Nearly $4bil new $$$.Category now approaching *$50bil* inflows since Jan 2024 launch.Absolutely ridiculous.
— Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) June 26, 2025
According to the data, the total capital inflow into the spot Bitcoin ETF market was approximately $4 billion. Geraci noted that with these substantial investments, the Bitcoin ETF is poised to surpass the $50 billion mark in net inflows. This could make the product one of the fastest-growing ETF categories in financial history.
The figures confirm that institutional and retail investors are committing large amounts to spot Bitcoin ETFs. It also indicates a growing trust in crypto investment that could translate into a bullish catalyst for the price of BTC on the market.
Bitcoin ETF products to outshine traditional investments?
Farside Investors' data shows that in the past 12 days, there has been no outflow from the spot Bitcoin ETF. However, on June 19, the market recorded zero flows. Notable asset manager BlackRock continues to dominate the spot BTC ETF market, with more inflows than its competitors.
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This might account for BlackRock dethroning SPLG, an S&P 500 tracker, in terms of year-to-date inflows. Analysts consider the milestone achievement significant as it points to a shift from traditional assets to crypto-regulated products.
As highlighted by John D’agostino, Coinbase's Head of Strategy, the growth of Bitcoin ETF products has occurred without much support from financial brokers.
