Bitcoin (BTC) Spot ETFs Report 5 Consecutive Days of Net Inflows, Attracting $963.55M

Bitcoin Spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reported five consecutive trading days of net inflows, with $963.55 million entering the market between April 14 and April 22, 2025.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reported five consecutive trading days of net inflows, according to the latest figures from SoSoValue. The impressive report from the respected digital asset data provider indicates a pattern of sustained institutional activity.

The latest data, tracked in Eastern Standard Time and updated on April 23, shows that the Bitcoin ETFs saw a total inflow of $963.55 million over the five-day period from April 14 to 22.

The report by SoSoValue highlights the significant role of institutional investors in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin ETFs Saw More Inflows Than Outflows For 5 Straight Days

$963.55M Poured In During This Streak

This Is Massively Bullish For Bitcoin

Net inflows reached a peak of $936.43 million on April 22, the largest inflow recorded in the database.

The latest figures also show that total ETF inflows now stand at $36.69 billion, while total net assets reached a high of $103.34 billion. The $5.58 billion in trading volume for the day suggests high market activity.

April 22 Records Peak Daily Inflow and Volume

The massive inflow of $936.43 million on April 22 marks a significant turning point for the Bitcoin ETFs. This is the largest daily inflow recorded in SoSoValue’s data.

After a period of sustained inflows, the Bitcoin ETFs saw a brief downturn on April 16. They reported a net outflow of $169.87 million, temporarily pulling cumulative inflows below $35.3 billion and reducing total net assets to $93.65 billion.

Earlier this month, April 11 also saw a minor outflow of $1.03 million as the ETFs started the week with a small net outflows. However, this figure is relatively negligible in the broader trend of the past few months.

Its performance began to stabilize in the days immediately surrounding the April 16 outflow. April 17 brought in $107.83 million in net inflows. This was followed by gains of $76.42 million on April 15 and a modest $1.47 million on April 14, signaling the beginning of the recovery streak.

The stellar performance of Bitcoin ETFs in recent times is a testament to the increasing interest of institutional investors in the cryptocurrency market. These institutions are seeking new avenues to invest in cryptocurrencies through more regulated investment vehicles.

As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how institutional investors' preferences and strategies shape the industry landscape further.