- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs hold $126.54 billion in total net assets, or 6.14% of BTC’s market cap.
- Bitcoin is trading down 5% for the past seven days at around $101,400.
- U.S spot Ethereum ETFs have pulled $2.2 billion in cumulative net inflows across a six-week inflow streak.
Bitcoin (BTC) investment products and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have now posted ten straight weeks of inflows, bringing year-to-date totals to over $15 billion.
But even as institutions continue to pour money into crypto, market sentiment remains fragile.
Bitcoin briefly dipped below the $100,000 mark this week amid rising geopolitical tensions, underscoring the volatility that still shadows the rally.
Digital Asset Investments
According to the latest CoinShares report , crypto and digital asset investment products have reached a tenth consecutive week of inflows, drawing $1.24 billion for the week ending June 20. This brings year-to-date (YTD) inflows to a record-setting $15.1 billion.
Bitcoin products posted their second consecutive week of inflows totaling $1.1 billion despite the price correction down from $110,000. Short-Bitcoin products saw $1.4 million in outflows.
Ethereum (ETH) investments tallied their ninth consecutive week of inflows with $124 million. So far, it has garnered $2.2 billion in cumulative net inflows amid this streak, which is ETH’s longest run since 2021.
Notably, U.S. spot Ethereum (ETH) ETFs have performed incredibly well and are also on a heavy winning streak, having achieved a sixth week of consecutive inflows. Since April, ETH funds have pulled in approximately $1.47 billion in net inflows.
Regionally, U.S. investors took the top spot with $1.25 billion in inflows. Canada pulled $20.9 million, followed by Germany with $10.9 million. However, Hong Kong posted $32.6 million in outflows, as did Switzerland with $7.7 million.
Altcoin crypto investments were modest. Solana (SOL) products tallied $.278 million in inflows, followed by Ripple (XRP) with 2.69 million.
Bitcoin ETFs
Although last week’s flows were solid, funds ended the week with extraordinarily low inflows of just $6.37 million on June 20. Ultimately, this coincided with heightened global tensions and U.S. military action, which, as ever, have cooled investors off.
That said, funds ended the week with $1.02 billion in weekly total net inflows, bringing June’s current inflow figures to $2.29 billion.
Leading fund, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), garnered a cool $46.91 million in net inflows. Its cumulative net inflows now amount to a square $51 billion with $70.56 billion in net assets.
Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) outflows totalling $40.55 million. Though a drop in the ocean for FBTC, it brings its cumulative net inflows down to $11.46 billion, and net assets to $20.3 billion. Regardless, it remains the second-best-performing BTC ETF under IBIT.
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