Recent data suggests that Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed their previous record for inflows. Currently, inflows amount to $40.33 billion, despite an outflow of over $5 billion over the last two months.
Despite the atmosphere of extreme fear in the crypto markets, Bitcoin ETFs experienced relatively limited losses during this period. The rapid recovery of this record indicates the impressive resilience of the market.
Bitcoin ETFs are once again setting records for investment volumes
Since the launch of Bitcoin ETFs in 2024, they have completely transformed the crypto industry. Analysts have called IBIT from BlackRock the ‘largest launch in ETF history,’ reflecting their significant appeal in the market.
Today, the data reflects yet another encouraging win for Bitcoin ETFs, as their inflows exceeded the historical high set in February. Shortly after Bitcoin ETFs surpassed $40 billion in inflows, the market experienced a significant reversal. Over $5 billion in outflows wiped out all gains for 2025, forcing issuers to partially sell their BTC reserves.
These companies had a collective insatiable demand for Bitcoin, so their collective market release raised concerns about broader issues.
These losses were clearly driven by fears of a recession and the threat of Trump tariffs. However, recovery began at the end of April.
Even as Bitcoin ETFs began their recovery, inflows fell to a minimum for 2025. This trend is part of why ETF analyst Eric Balchunas finds this metric so useful in market analysis: it’s very hard to fake.
‘Net flows over time are the most important metric to pay attention to, in my opinion: it is very hard to grow, the plain truth, without nonsense. [It’s] impressive, [that] they managed to reach a new high so quickly after the world was supposed to end. The byproduct of almost no one leaving left just a small hole to get out of,’ Balchunas stated on social media.
In other words, the ‘diamond hands’ mentality of the crypto community may have influenced this sharp turnaround. At the peak of the panic over tariffs, the market was in a state of extreme fear, the lowest level of investor confidence since the FTX crash.
In this light, these products have performed exceptionally well. After two months, Bitcoin ETFs are once again enjoying stable inflows.
Of course, this record inflow does not guarantee that everything will remain smooth for Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin recently regained the $100,000 mark, triggering a surge in inflows in this market, but some bearish signals remain in options trading.
At this moment, however, this achievement is very notable. The successes of the ETFs have been explosive, and Bitcoin has seen an increase in liquidity from traditional financial institutions in recent weeks.#BinanceSquare #Write2Earn #crypto #Binance #TradeStories $BTC