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All twelve spot Bitcoin ETFs reported gains, with none seeing outflows. Data from SosoValue shows that total inflows reached $319.56 million—one of the strongest single-day numbers in recent weeks.
This spike points to renewed optimism among both retail and institutional investors. Many likely see this dip in price as a buying opportunity, showing faith in Bitcoin’s long-term value.
BlackRock’s IBIT ETF led the charge, pulling in $232.89 million in new funds. Its total net inflow now stands at $45.01 billion. Fidelity’s FBTC followed, gaining $36.13 million in one day. Its total net inflow has reached $11.65 billion.
Bitcoin is currently trading around $102,413, down about 1% in the last 24 hours. However, data from the derivatives market shows that bullish sentiment remains strong.
The coin’s funding rate stands at 0.0025%, which means traders are still paying to keep long positions open. This suggests confidence in a future price rise.
Options data also shows more demand for call options than puts. That means many traders are betting that Bitcoin will move higher soon.
In short, the strong ETF inflows show that investors are staying bullish—even as prices take a short-term dip.
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