Bitcoin spot ETFs just recorded their best week in over three months. In just a few days, nearly a billion dollars flowed into these funds. A signal that is difficult to ignore: investors are regaining their appetite for risk.
In brief
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $996 million in a single week, their best performance since early January.
- Friday alone accounted for $663.9 million in net inflows.
- The total net assets of these funds now exceed $101 billion.
Nearly a billion in one week, the figures that get people talking
The crypto market is regaining color. According to data from SoSoValue, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs totaled $996 million in net inflows over the past week, their best showing since early January, when inflows reached $1.4 billion.
However, the week got off to a rocky start. As of Monday, capital outflows reached $291 million. Then the trend clearly reversed:
- Tuesday: +$411.5 million
- Wednesday: +$186 million
- Thursday: +26 million dollars
- Friday: +$663.9 million, the peak of the week, by far
In total, the net assets of these funds crossed the $101 billion mark, with daily volumes approaching $4.8 billion. A resurgence of activity that does not deceive: institutional investors return.
Geopolitics, Fed and distrust of the dollar, a cocktail favorable to Bitcoin
Behind these flows, several catalysts came together.
Bitunix analysts underline this: the markets no longer “price” the persistence of geopolitical tensions, but their resolution. The detente between Washington and Tehran is a direct illustration of this.
On Friday, the head of Iranian diplomacy announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial navigation, a decision immediately confirmed by Donald Trump. Markets reacted immediately: Brent oil fell around 10%, falling back to around $85 a barrel, while bitcoin surged above $77,000.
But geopolitics is not the only issue. The Federal Reserve maintains a wait-and-see posture, and expectations of a rate cut remain low.
More worrying: growing doubts about the demand for American debt, coupled with high long-term yields, are weakening confidence in traditional assets. The dollar is falling. Capital is looking for alternatives, and bitcoin is benefiting.
For Bitunix, BTC is going through a “classic phase of liquidity redistribution”. It is trading in a range between $72,000 and $75,000 as support, with resistance above $75,000. No clear directional trend on the horizon, the market is consolidating and building a new zone of balance.
A basic message is emerging: Bitcoin is gradually establishing itself as a serious alternative to a dollar under pressure. If geopolitical easing is confirmed and the Fed remains in the background, flows into Bitcoin ETFs could further accelerate in the weeks to come.
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