Spot Bitcoin ETFs are showing steady growth: a significant influx of capital has been recorded for the fourth consecutive day. According to ForkLog, on May 19, 2025, the net inflow into these funds was $667.44 million. This reflects the growing interest of institutional investors in Bitcoin and the positive market dynamics. The total inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs from January 2024 has reached $39.14 billion, which is 5.7% of the Bitcoin supply.
The leaders are BlackRock's funds (IBIT) with $129.73 million and Fidelity (FETH) with $13.57 million for Ethereum ETFs. Analysts at Bitwise predict that by the end of 2025, major U.S. brokers such as Morgan Stanley and UBS will expand access to Bitcoin ETFs, which could raise inflows to $50 billion. Each $1 billion in inflows, according to Sygnum, increases the price of Bitcoin by 3-6%, and forecasts indicate a possible rise to $95,000 or even $200,000 in 2025.
The increase in liquidity and the approval of hybrid ETFs in December 2024 contribute to the popularization of cryptocurrencies. This trend strengthens Bitcoin's position in the financial system.
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