Bitcoin ETFs Record $3 billion Inflow as Institutional Demand Rises

US Bitcoin ETFs Six-Day Inflow Streak.

The wave of investment lifted the total assets under management (AUM) for Bitcoin ETFs to $109 billion. BlackRock‘s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) continues leading the market, now managing more than $56 billion. This accounts for roughly 3% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply.

Michael Saylor, Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), reportedly predicted that IBIT could become the worlds largest ETF within the next decade.

Meanwhile, analysts attribute the surge in ETF inflows to Bitcoin‘s recent decoupling from traditional risk assets like U.S. stocks and gold. Rising geopolitical tensions, especially the global tariff battles, have further boosted Bitcoin’s status as a safe-haven investment.

Moreover, analysts from The Kobeissi Letter suggest that Bitcoin‘s decoupling from macro assets has supported its price rebound. Since dipping under $75,000 on April 7, BTC’s price has surged by more than 25% and is now trading above $94,000.

“As global money printing continues so will Bitcoins price appreciation. The value of paper money is backed by nothing more than debt, and that debt has been running out of control for quite some time. Bitcoin is the solution to our broken monetary system,” Mark Wlosinski, a crypto analyst, said.

Looking forward, David Puell, an analyst at ARK Invest, remains highly optimistic about the top crypto.

Puell predicts Bitcoin could reach up to $2.4 million by 2030, driven by growing institutional adoption and its rise as a strategic treasury asset for corporations and even nation-states.

In more conservative scenarios, he forecasts Bitcoin reaching between $500,000 and $1.2 million within the same timeframe.