Bitcoin ETFs See $200 Million Inflows Over Three Days Amid Bull Market Speculation

As rumors of a new bull market spread, $200 million flows into Bitcoin ETFs for three days in a row, bringing the total to $49.86 billion. BlackRock is in the lead with a total of $52 billion in inflows.

As institutions double down, retail investors are keeping a close eye on what happens next. In the last three trading days, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have received more than $800 million in net inflows. This brings the total net inflows to $49.86 billion. This comes out to about 1,980 BTC per day, or $216.64 million. 

Why are institutions suddenly buying so much Bitcoin?

SosoValue says that the market value of Bitcoin held by ETFs is now over $135.71 billion.  This is the most money ever put into Bitcoin through legal ways to invest, as per a report.

BlackRock is leading the way for bitcoin exchange-traded funds as the corporate treasury movement gains momentum.

Most of these new funds have come from BlackRock’s IBIT ETF, which is the biggest asset manager in the world.

The fund has now received more than $52 billion in net inflows. Of that, $164.6 million came in over the course of three days.

What do Bitcoin price charts suggest now?

During this time, Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC also made big contributions, bringing in $66.05 million and $6.2 million, respectively. Thomas Fahrer, one of the people who started Apollo, says that BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF now owns 700,307 BTC. 

Bitbo data shows that IBIT now owns more than 55% of all the Bitcoin that U.S. spot ETFs own. Since it started in January 2024, the fund has grown by 82.67%.

The recent success comes at the same time as news that BlackRock’s IBIT fund is now making more money than its main iShares Core S&P 500 ETF.

Companies that are traded on the stock market have also become important buyers of Bitcoin, along with institutional ETF purchases.

BitcoinTreasuries says that listed companies bought about 65,000 BTC in June, which is worth more than $7 billion in real money.

Could macro risks spoil the rally?

MicroStrategy started the corporate treasury movement, which has since become a bigger part of the company’s strategy.

According to Galaxy Research, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs and MicroStrategy, the company that owns the most Bitcoin, bought more Bitcoin than miners made in almost every month of 2025. In 2025, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs and MicroStrategy bought $28.22 billion worth of Bitcoin. Bitcoin miners also made a net new amount of $7.85 billion at the same time.

US President Donald Trump’s decision to move back the trade deadline puts the Bitcoin rally in a lot of danger. Tariffs of up to 50% could be put in place if the EU, Japan, or China can’t agree on trade deals.

This could make people worry about inflation again and make them less hopeful that the Fed will lower rates. A lot of investors changed their portfolios and stayed away from riskier assets like Bitcoin because the June U.S. jobs report was better than expected.

Bitcoin technical analysis says that a bullish pattern is forming around a possible liquidity sweep and fair value gap (FVG) zone. If this sweep and bounce happen, experts say that prices will move quickly toward all-time highs, which could be between $110,000 and $112,000, where there is a lot of liquidity.

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