US-Based Spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) Recorded Net Inflow for the 15th Day in a Row! Here Are the Details

Investor interest in U.S.-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continues unabated. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows for the 15th consecutive day, attracting a total of $4.7 billion in capital in the process.

Bitcoin ETF Entry Series Continues for Day 15: Total Nears $5 Billion

BlackRock’s IBIT fund alone raised $3.8 billion, accounting for 81% of total inflows over the 15-day period. IBIT alone saw net inflows of $112.3 million on Monday, the last trading day of June. Ark Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB fund saw outflows of $10.2 million on the same day, while no transactions were made in the other funds.

ETF Store President Nate Geraci said in his statement on the X platform, “There has been money inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs for 15 consecutive days. We are approaching $5 billion in total. Not this year, just in the last 15 trading days.” Geraci also reminded that this level is the ceiling that some analysts think spot ETFs can reach in their first year.

But the momentum of inflows has weakened. Monday’s net inflow of $102.1 million was well below Friday’s $501.2 million and below the 15-day average of $316 million per day.

In total, spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $49.3 billion in net inflows since their launch in January 2024, while attracting $13.8 billion in capital since the beginning of the year, with total assets under management reaching $128 billion.

Ethereum ETFs Continue to Rise

Spot Ethereum ETFs also saw net inflows of $31.8 million on the same day, with $25.7 million of that amount flowing into Fidelity’s FETH fund. Launched in July 2024, Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows totaling $4.2 billion to date.

Bitcoin briefly rose above $108,000 over the weekend but has since retreated to $106,707 at the start of the week, while Ethereum is currently trading at $2,457 after testing above $2,500.

BRN Chief Analyst Valentin Fournier said the slowdown in ETF inflows could indicate waning short-term institutional interest:

“This weakens the possibility of Bitcoin breaking above $112,000 anytime soon. However, the medium-term outlook remains positive, especially as institutional treasuries accelerate their Bitcoin purchases.”

According to experts, although price action has weakened in the short term, Bitcoin's upside potential remains intact as institutional investors continue to show interest.

*This is not investment advice.