Bitcoin ETFs See $4.7B Inflows But Price Stalls
Bitcoin ETFs recorded 15 straight days of inflows, totaling $4.7B, but BTC price still hasn’t broken its all-time high.
- Bitcoin ETFs see $102M added on Monday, continuing a 15-day inflow streak.
- Total ETF inflows hit $4.7B in two weeks amid growing institutional interest.
- BTC price remains below ATH despite consistent demand and purchases.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are showing remarkable momentum. On Monday, they marked their 15th consecutive day of inflows, adding another $102 million. Over the last two weeks, these ETFs have pulled in a total of $4.7 billion. This steady demand indicates growing confidence among institutional investors in Bitcoin as a long-term asset.
ETFs have made it easier for traditional investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin without directly buying the cryptocurrency. As a result, asset managers and financial institutions are continuously allocating capital to these funds, suggesting that Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a legitimate part of a diversified portfolio.
Price Lags Behind Despite Heavy Buying
What’s puzzling is that despite the strong and sustained inflows, Bitcoin’s price hasn’t yet surpassed its all-time high. Even with companies actively buying Bitcoin and bullish sentiment building, BTC remains under its record price levels.
This disconnect between demand and price could be due to several reasons. Profit-taking by early investors, macroeconomic concerns, or resistance near the ATH could be holding the price back. Still, many analysts believe that the current inflows are setting the stage for a potential breakout in the near future.
Will the Inflows Push BTC to New Highs?
The consistent investment into Bitcoin ETFs paints a bullish picture for the crypto market. As long as institutional inflows continue and retail interest follows, the market could be gearing up for another rally. However, price movement may remain volatile in the short term.
Investors and analysts alike are watching closely to see if this wave of demand will finally push Bitcoin past its previous highs—or if further consolidation is needed before the next leg up.
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