Bitcoin Spot ETF Sees Significant Inflow, Breaks Record This Week

In the dynamic world of cryptocurrency, the largest ETFs by US spot Bitcoin saw $601.8 million inflow on Thursday, breaking the record this week. This reflects the investor’s interest and full confidence in the market. This inflow plays an essential role in market sentiment.

According to the Farside Investor data, BlackRock IBIT(iShares), the biggest ETF by net assets, added $224.5 million in inflows. While Fidelity FBTC added the biggest $237.1 million inflow. Bitwise BITB and ARK & ARKB also saw an inflow of $15.5 million and $114.2 million, respectively. Bitcoin ETF total net Assets(USD) reached $137.60 billion.

Bitcoin Bull Run May End in 2–3 Months

A crypto analyst, Rekt Capital, suggests that the Bitcoin price level might end in the next 2-3 months, possibly by October 2025. Rekt says this based on what happened in the 2020 Bitcoin cycle, which peaked 550 days after the Bitcoin halving.

He said in his video on Thursday, although some people think this cycle might last until 2026, Rekt warns not to ignore old, proven strategies, like tracking the halving cycle. He also warns that traders are getting too emotional and are starting to follow new ideas or trends, like Bitcoin’s link to global money supply (M2), instead of sticking to reliable data.

Multiple analysts suggest that the Bitcoin price could surpass the all-time high $ of $150K by the end of the year. Still, one of the prominent analysts, Crypto Auris, believes that BTC next level set $170K as per the flow level.

Bitcoin Price Analysis

At the time of writing, BTC was trading at $108,872.92, marking a 0.50 low in the past 24 hours. Its market volume showed down 10% decline, which indicates a low level of investor interest in the current market. As per coinmarketcap, BTC’s total market capitalization reached $2.16 trillion.

According to the coinglass data, Bitcoin saw liquidation worth about $57.01 million over the past 24 hours. which largest liquidation in the short term, around $38 million.