Bitcoin (BTC) Spot ETFs Break Inflow Records Again, Hitting $40.33 Billion in AUM Despite $5B in Outflows

Latest data claims that Bitcoin Spot ETFs surpassed their previous inflows record. Inflows currently sit at $40.33 billion, despite over $5 billion in outflows during the last two months.

Latest data reveals that Bitcoin (BTC) Spot ETFs have now surpassed their previous record for total inflows. Despite over $5 billion in outflows during the last two months, the market is quickly recovering.

Despite the climate of Extreme Fear in crypto markets, Bitcoin ETFs saw comparatively limited losses during this period. By reclaiming this record so quickly, the market demonstrated an impressive resilience.

Bitcoin ETFs Break Inflow Records Again

Since their launch in 2024, Bitcoin ETFs have quickly transformed the crypto industry. Analysts called BlackRock’s IBIT “the greatest launch in ETF history,” reflecting their outsized market appeal.

Today, the data reflects another encouraging victory for Bitcoin ETFs, as their inflows surpassed an all-time record set in February:

Issuers had to partially unload their BTC reserves after the market saw a massive reversal. Shortly after Bitcoin Spot ETFs crossed $40 billion in inflows, the market saw a reversal. Over $5 billion in outflows devoured all the gains in 2025.

These firms collectively had a ravenous demand for Bitcoin, so their collective market dumping raised concerns of broader trouble.

These losses were clearly caused by fears of a recession and the threat of Trump’s tariffs. However, a recovery began in late April.

Even as Bitcoin ETFs started their rebound, the period saw the lowest monthly total for 2025. This dynamic is part of why ETF analyst Eric Balchunas finds this metric so useful in market analysis: it’s very difficult to fake.

“Lifetime net flows is the most important metric to watch in my opinion: very hard to grow, pure truth, no BS. [It’s] impressive [that] they were able to make it to new high water mark so soon after the world was supposed to end. Byproduct of barely anyone leaving, left only a tiny hole to dig out of,” Balchunas claimed over social media.

In other words, the crypto community’s “diamond hands” mentality may have defined this sharp turnaround. At the height of the tariff panic, markets were in Extreme Fear, the lowest level of investor confidence since the FTX collapse.

In this light, these products performed extremely well. Two months later, the Bitcoin ETFs are enjoying consistent inflows yet again.

Of course, this inflow record doesn’t guarantee that everything will remain sunny for BTC ETFs. Bitcoin recently reclaimed $100,000, sparking a surge in inflows for this market, but a few bearish signs linger in options trading.

For now, however, this accomplishment is very noteworthy. The ETFs’ successes have been explosive, and Bitcoin has seen increasing TradFi liquidity in recent weeks.