United States spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a combined $79.2 million in net inflows on Thursday, lifting their three-day total to roughly $368 million as the price of Bitcoin attempted a recovery toward higher levels, according to data tracked by various industry sources.
The latest inflows extend a pattern of institutional accumulation following a period of relative calm in the ETF market. Thursday’s figure brings cumulative net inflows since the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024 to well over $30 billion, signaling sustained interest from institutional investors despite Bitcoin’s ongoing price consolidation.
Bitcoin traded near $64,200 at the time of the data, after briefly touching $65,500 earlier in the week before pulling back. The asset remains roughly 50% below its all-time high of around $126,000, though several analysts have pointed to improving market structure as a potential catalyst for a broader recovery.
Among the 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs currently trading, BlackRock’s IBIT has consistently led in volume and cumulative inflows, with over $15 trillion in assets under management. Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark Invest’s ARKB have also attracted significant capital, though the pace of inflows has slowed compared to the first quarter of 2025.
The three-day inflow streak follows a period of tepid ETF activity in June, when outflows briefly exceeded inflows amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty. Cooling inflation data, including a lower-than-expected June Consumer Price Index reading, has helped improve risk appetite among investors in recent weeks.
Traders are now watching whether the current inflow momentum can sustain a push through resistance levels near $65,000 and $68,000. The options market is pricing in elevated volatility over the coming weeks, with roughly $1.5 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options set to expire soon.
This article was adapted from Cointelegraph. Read the original here.
