Bitcoin (BTC) ETF Holders Have Diamond Hands Despite the 25% Price Correction

Despite the strong 25 BTC price correction since the start of 2025, a large majority of investors into US spot Bitcoin ETFs have been holding with diamond hands.

The strong 25 BTC price correction since the start of 25 has seen a large majority of investors in US spot BTC ETFs continue to hold with diamond hands.

BTC ETF Inflows Slow Down; More Institutional Players Enter

Bloomberg’s ETF strategist James Seyffart has shared some key details stating that the BTC ETF inflows have declined slightly to $35 billion, a bit down from the peak of $40 billion. This represents over 95% of investor cash holding firm, even as the BTC price faced a sharp 25% downturn.

Big institutional players like Goldman Sachs also have more than $1.5 billion exposure to Bitcoin ETFs.

Currently, the US Bitcoin ETFs manage a total of $115 billion in assets under management, with the data showing the resilience of investors and big players who have invested in this product.

Interestingly, since mid-February, there have been massive outflows in BTC ETFs, with nearly $5 billion outflows from the peak. As per the data from Farside Investors, the total outflows on March 13 were $135 million, with only the BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) seeing net inflows of $45.7 million.

BTC Price Faces Selling Pressure; CPI Data Fails To Spark Rally

Amid the macro uncertainty and the Trump tariff war, Bitcoin and the broader crypto market have come under severe selling pressure. Following the US CPI data release on Wednesday and cooling inflation, the BTC price made a brief surge above the crucial resistance of $84,000, however, failed to hold above the crucial levels.

As of press time, Bitcoin is trading 1.56% down at $81,953 levels, with daily trading volume dropping by 22% under $30 billion. The Coinglass data shows that the 24-hour liquidations have shot up to $75 million, of which $52 million is in long liquidations.

Ki Young Ju, CEO of on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant, has commented on the current state of Bitcoin demand, noting that it appears “stuck” at present. Despite the sluggish activity, Ju emphasized that it is “too early to call it a bear market”.