- US spot Bitcoin ETFs surpassed $125B, holding 6% of total BTC supply.
- Bitcoin ETFs saw $4.2B in inflows in January, surpassing ESG ETFs in assets.
- BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF dominates with $58B, holding 46% of the market share.
The US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) currently hold assets worth more than $125 billion. This significant benchmark reflects expanding institutional Bitcoin adoption. The ETFs now hold over 6.05% of the total Bitcoin supply, according to Dune data.
Source: Dune data
Strong ETF Inflows
The Bitcoin ETFs saw significant inflows, adding $4.2 billion in January alone. Between February and September 2021 the total amount of funds invested by ETFs represented 6.2% of all ETF investments. Eric Balchunas,Bloomberg analyst, observed how Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated more total assets than ESG ETFs.
The price rally of Bitcoin depended heavily on institutional investors’ support. The price rally of Bitcoin to $50,000 in February 2022 received about 75% of its new investments through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The continuous inflows reflect confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term potential.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Dominates the Market
The BlackRock Bitcoin ETF has become the largest ETF in the US market. The fund currently operates with more than $58 billion worth of assets. This Bitcoin ETF commands 46.4% of the overall market share across all US Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds.
On January 30, BlackRock’s ETF added $321 million in Bitcoin. This represented more than 54% of the day’s total $588 million net inflows. Data from ETF Database ranks BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF as the 31st-largest ETF globally.
Bitcoin Price Outlook for 2025
Experts maintain their optimistic forecast despite current discussions about price fluctuations. The forecast from Bitcoin experts indicates the cryptocurrency will achieve a $200,000 value in 2025. Ryan Lee from Bitget Research emphasized the potential for continued growth.
However, Bitcoin’s price remains sensitive to economic factors. Delays in US Federal Reserve interest rate cuts could introduce downward pressure. Investors track macroeconomic trends which can influence Bitcoin’s future global adoption pattern.