The Bitcoin spot ETF funds in America continued to attract strong capital inflows over the past week, with a total value of 2.71 billion USD — marking another week of high institutional demand.
According to data from SoSoValue, the total assets under management (AUM) of Bitcoin ETF funds have reached 158.96 billion USD, equivalent to nearly 7% of Bitcoin's market capitalization.
Vincent Liu, the investment director at Kronos Research, stated: “Capital continues to flow into Bitcoin as asset allocators reinforce their confidence in 'digital gold'. Liquidity is increasing as market momentum builds.”
The strongest trading day of the week was Monday, when funds recorded a net inflow of 1.21 billion USD — the second highest since these products launched. Following that, Tuesday also recorded a net inflow of 875.61 million USD.
However, on Friday, Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of 4.5 million USD after President Donald Trump confirmed plans to impose a 100% tax on imports from China.
Among them, BlackRock’s IBIT led with an inflow of 74.2 million USD in a single day, bringing the total accumulation to 65.26 billion USD, while Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC recorded outflows of 10.18 million USD and 19.21 million USD, respectively.
Liu commented: “Trump's threat to impose tariffs seems more like a negotiation tactic than a policy change — a familiar game. The market may react in the short term, but smart money understands that this is just 'macro noise', the confidence remains unchanged.”
In addition, over the past two months, 31 cryptocurrency ETF applications have been submitted to the SEC, with 21 applications in just the first eight days of October. Experts describe this as the “moment of opening the valve” for the wave of crypto ETFs in America.
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