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Bitcoin ETFs added $597M, led by BlackRock’s $340.3M inflow.
Ethereum ETFs gained $112M, with BlackRock driving $98M.Ceasefire news boosted Bitcoin to $106,800, Ethereum up 17%.Ethereum ETF inflows surged 68% in June, outpacing Bitcoin.Institutional demand signals growing confidence in crypto assets.
Bitcoin ETFs Attract $597M in Record June Inflows
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $597 million on June 25, adding 5,559 BTC to portfolios. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led with $340.3 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC contributed $115.2 million. This marked the largest single-day inflow for June, extending an 11-day streak of positive flows. Total inflows since June 10 surpassed $2.2 billion, reflecting strong institutional demand. Despite geopolitical tensions earlier in the month, Bitcoin’s price climbed to $106,800, up from a six-week low of $98,000. The ceasefire between Israel and Iran, announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, fueled market optimism, driving Bitcoin’s recovery.

Net assets across U.S. Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $132.5 billion, representing 6.13% of Bitcoin’s market cap. Grayscale’s GBTC saw outflows of $85.2 million, contrasting with gains from Bitwise and VanEck. Institutional investors view Bitcoin as a macro-driven asset, with inflows signaling long-term confidence. Data shows these investments are largely unhedged, indicating genuine belief in Bitcoin’s role in diversified portfolios.
Ethereum ETFs Gain $112M Amid Market Rally
Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $112 million in inflows on June 25, equivalent to 46,152 ETH. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust drove the surge with $98 million, while Grayscale’s ETHE saw $26.7 million in outflows. Ethereum’s price dipped to $2,399.43, down 1.34% in 24 hours, but institutional interest remains robust. Over 61,000 ETH were withdrawn from Binance, suggesting a shift to long-term holding strategies.
June saw Ethereum ETF inflows rise 68% to $950 million, outpacing Bitcoin’s 49.5% decline to $2.64 billion. This shift highlights growing institutional preference for Ethereum, driven by its role in decentralized applications. Cumulative net inflows for Ethereum ETFs reached $4.01 billion by June 23, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading. Lower management fees of 0.25% for ETHA and FETH, compared to ETHE’s 2.5%, continue to attract investors.
The cryptocurrency market rebounded strongly after the ceasefire announcement. Bitcoin surged 9% in three days, while Ethereum gained 17%. Total net assets for Ethereum ETFs now exceed $4 billion, just 11 months post-launch. The market’s resilience amid earlier volatility underscores the growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies as legitimate investment vehicles.
Trump Media filed to list a “Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF” on NYSE Arca, proposing a 75% Bitcoin and 25% Ethereum allocation. This move signals increasing mainstream interest in crypto ETFs. Japan’s Financial Services Agency also proposed reclassifying cryptocurrencies as financial products, potentially introducing a 20% tax rate and crypto ETFs. These developments could further boost institutional adoption.
Bitcoin’s price stability above $105,000, combined with low inflows to Binance (5,147 BTC on June 24), suggests reduced selling pressure. Ethereum’s approach to the $2,500 resistance level indicates potential for further gains if bullish momentum persists. Both assets benefit from strong spot demand and supportive technical indicators, pointing to a favorable outlook.

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The cryptocurrency landscape experienced significant turbulence following President Donald Trump's recent tariff announcements, leading to notable shifts in Bitcoin's valuation and market dynamics.​
Key Highlights:
Bitcoin's Price Movement: After failing to surpass the $85,000 resistance level, Bitcoin's price hovered around $83,000.​Market Capitalization Impact: The tariff news led to a $200 billion reduction in the total cryptocurrency market capitalization.​Institutional Activity: Despite the volatility, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $218 million in inflows, indicating institutional investors capitalizing on the dip.
Tariff Announcements Stir Market Volatility
On "Liberation Day," President Trump unveiled tariffs targeting 185 countries, marking the most aggressive tariff strategy in over a century. Initial reports suggested a 10% baseline tariff, leading to a brief surge in both equity and crypto markets. However, as details emerged—highlighting tariffs as high as 34% for China and 20% for the European Union—market sentiment shifted dramatically. This resulted in Bitcoin's decline from a high of $88,500 to a low of $82,320, erasing $200 billion from the crypto market cap and triggering $178.72 million in Bitcoin liquidations.
Institutional Investors Buy the Dip
Amid the market's volatility, institutional investors demonstrated confidence by purchasing assets at lower prices. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant inflows totaling $218 million, reflecting a strategic move to leverage the price dip.
Conclusion
President Trump's tariff announcements have undeniably introduced volatility into the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin experiencing notable price fluctuations. Nonetheless, the proactive engagement of institutional investors suggests a belief in Bitcoin's long-term potential, even amidst short-term market disruptions.​
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