Bitcoin ETF attracts $380 million in a single day! Institutional funds suddenly rush back

On Monday, the Bitcoin ETF experienced its largest single-day capital inflow in nearly three months, with a net increase of $381 million, setting a record high since the end of January.

**Capital Flow**

- ARKB (under ARK 21Shares) saw an inflow of $116 million in a single day, with a total inflow of $2.6 billion.

- FBTC (under Fidelity) followed closely, attracting $87.61 million, with total inflows exceeding $11.37 billion.

**Market Background**

In the previous weeks, Bitcoin ETF inflows remained sluggish due to macroeconomic uncertainties. However, this week's data indicates a clear resurgence of institutional interest. A CoinShares report showed that in mid-April, the global net inflow of digital assets was only $6 million, while the US market experienced an outflow of $71 million. The recent capital return may signal a shift in sentiment.

**Analyst Insights**

- Policy Impact: The market expects a possible shift in monetary policy, driving capital back into Bitcoin.

- Macro Correlation: Bitcoin is increasingly resembling traditional risk assets, synchronizing with global market fluctuations.

- Resilience Highlighted: Despite rising geopolitical tensions and a 19% increase in gold prices, Bitcoin remains stable, with recent prices hovering around $88,000.

**Future Outlook**

If ETF capital continues to flow in, coupled with clearer regulatory policies, Bitcoin may enter a new phase of upward momentum. However, analysts caution that Bitcoin remains a high-risk asset, and gold may perform better during economic downturns.