With Bitcoin reaching an all-time high this week, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF has seen inflows exceeding $1 billion for two consecutive days for the first time.#BTC再创新高
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On Friday, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF saw another strong inflow, with more than $1 billion flowing in for the second consecutive day, marking the first 'double billion' record since this type of product was launched in January 2024. This phenomenon not only highlights the sustained interest of institutional investors in Bitcoin but also further confirms the growing importance of ETFs as mainstream crypto investment tools.
According to Farside data, Friday's ETF net inflow reached $1.03 billion, while the previous day was as high as $1.17 billion, totaling over $2.2 billion in two days, creating a strong driving force.
With strong buying support, Bitcoin's price has surged significantly, with a daily increase of 11%, currently quoting close to $117,850, once again approaching historical highs. The market generally believes that this round of ETF-led rally may signal the beginning of a bull market.
In the context of continued institutional positioning and enhanced liquidity, the investment landscape for Bitcoin and the crypto asset market is undergoing profound changes. As sentiment heats up, investors must also rationally assess risks, being wary of the uncertainties brought about by short-term volatility.
This week, inflows into the Bitcoin ETF reached $2.72 billion.
Nate Geraci, President of NovaDius Wealth Management, stated in a post on X that since its launch in January 2024, there have only been seven days with inflows exceeding $1 billion, two of which occurred in the past two days. Prior to that, the last inflow was on January 17, amounting to $1.07 billion.

Bitcoin has risen by 8.85% in the past seven days. Source: CoinMarketCap
On Thursday, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF experienced its second-highest single-day inflow since its establishment, reaching $1.17 billion, second only to the record of $1.37 billion set on November 7, 2024, the day Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election.
Bitwise Invest Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan pointed out in a post on Friday that although the Bitcoin network produced only about 450 Bitcoins that day, the ETF market bought nearly 10,000 Bitcoins on the same day, far exceeding the market's new supply, showing the strong buying demand and bullish confidence of current institutional investors.
Similarly, Jan3 pointed out that on Wednesday, the demand for Bitcoin ETFs was '22 times' the daily mined supply.

Jan3 CEO Samson Mow stated: 'In such a price range, such extreme buying intensity cannot be sustained long-term.' He hinted that the current pace of fund inflows may be too rapid, and the market may need some time to digest and adjust.
According to CoinMarketCap data, the spot Bitcoin ETF performed impressively this week, attracting $2.72 billion in inflows within just five trading days, making it one of the key drivers of the sustained rise in Bitcoin prices. After the spot price of Bitcoin broke $112,000 on Wednesday, setting a new historical high, the momentum continued, surging to $118,780 on Friday, breaking records again.
With such intense buying support, the Bitcoin market is in a phase of heightened sentiment, but market participants also remind investors to remain calm and be wary of the volatility risks brought about by short-term overheating. Although ETF inflows indicate a growing interest from institutions in digital assets, long-term trends still need to focus on supply-demand balance and macroeconomic changes.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF becomes the fastest ETF to surpass $80 billion in assets under management #ETH突破3000
With Bitcoin prices surging strongly, the asset management scale (AUM) of BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF—iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT)—officially surpassed $80 billion on Thursday, setting a historic new record.
ETF industry veteran analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out in a post on Friday that IBIT is 'the fastest ETF in history to reach $80 billion in scale', achieving this milestone in just 374 days since its launch, an astonishing speed. He emphasized that this achievement not only indicates the strong demand for Bitcoin ETFs but also reflects the unprecedented pace at which institutional funds are flooding into the crypto asset space.
As Bitcoin prices continue to refresh historical highs this week, the rapid growth of IBIT further strengthens its position as the preferred crypto ETF for institutional investment, while also highlighting the critical role of ETF products in driving mainstream funds into the crypto market. With capital continuously flowing in, market participants generally expect further expansion of asset scales for similar products.
PEPE: Meme Coin continues to attract attention.
In 2024, PEPE's market capitalization skyrocketed by 1500%, jumping from a small micro coin to become one of the top 50 meme coins, making headlines. Community-led token burns and listings on exchanges like Coinbase propelled PEPE's growth momentum. The heated discussions on social media and tweets from Elon Musk further pushed PEPE into the spotlight.
Currently, the price of PEPE is close to $0.00001032, with a market cap of $4 billion, continuing to attract buyers seeking the next wave of hype. Although its volatility is higher than that of other cryptocurrencies, its unpredictable nature is also one of its appeals. For some, PEPE remains one of the most worthwhile cryptocurrencies to buy, especially as the meme coin craze resurfaces.
Solana (SOL): Despite the price drop, the DeFi ecosystem continues to expand #山寨季何时到来
Solana (SOL), as a strong alternative to Ethereum, continues to attract attention. With ultra-fast transaction speeds and low fees, Solana supports an increasing number of smart contracts and decentralized applications. After rebounding from the crash triggered by FTX, its price surged from around $100 in early 2024 to over $200 by the end of the year.
By early 2025, SOL had reached $293 but subsequently fell back to $151. For many, this lower price range presents an entry opportunity before a potential rebound. With a strong developer community and a continuous launch of new DeFi projects on the network, Solana remains one of the most attractive cryptocurrencies to buy as the market enters its final quarter.
Jan3 CEO Samson Mow stated: 'In such a price range, such extreme buying intensity cannot be sustained long-term.' He hinted that the current pace of fund inflows may be too rapid, and the market may need some time to digest and adjust.
According to CoinMarketCap data, the spot Bitcoin ETF performed impressively this week, attracting $2.72 billion in inflows within just five trading days, making it one of the key drivers of the sustained rise in Bitcoin prices. After the spot price of Bitcoin broke $112,000 on Wednesday, setting a new historical high, the momentum continued, surging to $118,780 on Friday, breaking records again.
With such intense buying support, the Bitcoin market is in a phase of heightened sentiment, but market participants also remind investors to remain calm and be wary of the volatility risks brought about by short-term overheating. Although ETF inflows indicate a growing interest from institutions in digital assets, long-term trends still need to focus on supply-demand balance and macroeconomic changes.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF becomes the fastest ETF to surpass $80 billion in assets under management.
With Bitcoin prices surging strongly, the asset management scale (AUM) of BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF—iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT)—officially surpassed $80 billion on Thursday, setting a historic new record.
ETF industry veteran analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out in a post on Friday that IBIT is 'the fastest ETF in history to reach $80 billion in scale', achieving this milestone in just 374 days since its launch, an astonishing speed. He emphasized that this achievement not only indicates the strong demand for Bitcoin ETFs but also reflects the unprecedented pace at which institutional funds are flooding into the crypto asset space.
As Bitcoin prices continue to refresh historical highs this week, the rapid growth of IBIT further strengthens its position as the preferred crypto ETF for institutional investment, while also highlighting the critical role of ETF products in driving mainstream funds into the crypto market. With capital continuously flowing in, market participants generally expect further expansion of asset scales for similar products.
PEPE: Meme Coin continues to attract attention.
In 2024, PEPE's market capitalization skyrocketed by 1500%, jumping from a small micro coin to become one of the top 50 meme coins, making headlines. Community-led token burns and listings on exchanges like Coinbase propelled PEPE's growth momentum. The heated discussions on social media and tweets from Elon Musk further pushed PEPE into the spotlight.
Currently, the price of PEPE is close to $0.00001032, with a market cap of $4 billion, continuing to attract buyers seeking the next wave of hype. Although its volatility is higher than that of other cryptocurrencies, its unpredictable nature is also one of its appeals. For some, PEPE remains one of the most worthwhile cryptocurrencies to buy, especially as the meme coin craze resurfaces.

Solana (SOL): Despite the price drop, the DeFi ecosystem continues to expand.
Solana (SOL), as a strong alternative to Ethereum, continues to attract attention. With ultra-fast transaction speeds and low fees, Solana supports an increasing number of smart contracts and decentralized applications. After rebounding from the crash triggered by FTX, its price surged from around $100 in early 2024 to over $200 by the end of the year.
By early 2025, SOL had reached $293 but subsequently fell back to $151. For many, this lower price range presents an entry opportunity before a potential rebound. With a strong developer community and a continuous launch of new DeFi projects on the network, Solana remains one of the most attractive cryptocurrencies to buy as the market enters its final quarter.