According to @FarsideUK, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded total net inflows of $219.1 million on 2025-08-25, led by FBTC with $65.6 million, IBIT with $63.4 million, and ARKB with $61.2 million, source: @FarsideUK. Additional flows showed BITB at $15.2 million, HODL at $6.3 million, and BTC at $7.4 million, while BTCO, EZBC, BRRR, BTCW, and GBTC registered zero net flows for the session, source: @FarsideUK.

According to @rovercrc, BlackRock now holds 749,000 BTC; this claim should be verified against BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust daily holdings disclosures or SEC filings before trading, source: @rovercrc; BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust disclosures; SEC filings. If accurate, accumulation on this scale would reduce freely tradable supply and can tighten spot liquidity while lifting BTC futures basis and funding during ETF inflow surges, source: @rovercrc; BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust disclosures; CME Group data. Traders should look for confirmation via net US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, IBIT share creations, BTC order book depth, and spot-futures spread behavior before positioning, source: @rovercrc; BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust disclosures; major exchange order books; CME Group.

According to @FarsideUK, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a weekly net inflow of $547.6 million, led by IBIT with $887.7 million while ARKB saw -$183.9 million and GBTC -$95.9 million (source: Farside Investors). Excluding IBIT, the segment would have shown net outflows of $340.1 million this week, highlighting concentrated demand in a single issuer (source: Farside Investors). FBTC posted -$73.8 million, BITB -$18.4 million, and HODL -$5.9 million, partially offset by BTCO at +$4.9 million and BTC at +$32.9 million; EZBC, BRRR, and BTCW were flat (source: Farside Investors). Only 3 of 11 products had positive flows this week, indicating mixed breadth despite the headline inflow (source: Farside Investors).

According to @lookonchain, Aug 15 saw ten Bitcoin ETFs record net inflows of +1,738 BTC ($205.17M), with iShares (BlackRock) contributing +4,428 BTC ($522.68M) and holding 748,968 BTC valued at $88.4B — source: @lookonchain, Aug 15, 2025. Based on these figures, other BTC ETFs had a combined net outflow of -2,690 BTC (1,738 total minus 4,428 at iShares), meaning iShares accounted for more than 100% of the day's net BTC ETF inflows — source: @lookonchain, Aug 15, 2025. According to @lookonchain, nine Ethereum ETFs posted net inflows of +138,232 ETH ($629.78M), with iShares adding +114,069 ETH ($519.7M) — source: @lookonchain, Aug 15, 2025. This implies non-iShares ETH ETFs contributed roughly +24,163 ETH to net flows (138,232 minus 114,069), so iShares captured about 82.5% of the daily ETH ETF net inflows — source: @lookonchain, Aug 15, 2025. The implied conversion from the reported flows is approximately $118k per BTC and $4.56k per ETH, consistent with the USD figures attached to the inflows — source: @lookonchain, Aug 15, 2025.

According to @lookonchain, on Aug 14, 2025, net flow across 10 Bitcoin ETFs was +452 BTC, equal to about +$53.9M, indicating positive daily inflows into BTC ETFs, source: @lookonchain on X. According to @lookonchain, ARK 21Shares reported inflows of 299 BTC, approximately $35.62M, and currently holds 45,656 BTC valued around $5.44B, source: @lookonchain on X. According to @lookonchain, net flow across 9 Ethereum ETFs was +154,179 ETH, about +$724.02M, showing a strong positive day for ETH ETF inflows, source: @lookonchain on X. According to @lookonchain, BlackRock’s iShares saw inflows of 105,900 ETH, or roughly $497.3M, source: @lookonchain on X.

According to @FarsideUK, the latest provider-level comparison measures the value of Bitcoin ETF inflows versus Ethereum ETF inflows as a multiple. According to @FarsideUK, VanEck shows a 6.1x BTC-over-ETH inflow ratio. According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock and Bitwise sit in the middle cohort among providers on this BTC-to-ETH inflow multiple. According to @FarsideUK, the data was published on August 14, 2025.

According to Lookonchain, across 10 Bitcoin ETFs, aggregate net flow on Aug 12 was +1,586 BTC, equivalent to +$189.72M (source: Lookonchain, Aug 12, 2025). iShares (BlackRock) reported inflows of 1,158 BTC worth +$138.58M and currently holds 743,609 BTC valued at $88.97B (source: Lookonchain, Aug 12, 2025). Across 9 Ethereum ETFs, aggregate net flow on Aug 12 was +231,717 ETH, or +$1.03B (source: Lookonchain, Aug 12, 2025). iShares (BlackRock) recorded +149,168 ETH of inflows totaling $663.05M among ETH products (source: Lookonchain, Aug 12, 2025).

According to Farside Investors, Bitcoin ETFs recorded total net inflows of $6,012.6 million in the latest monthly summary, highlighting strong institutional interest in BTC. The largest inflow was seen in IBIT with $5,178.4 million, followed by FBTC at $453.7 million and ARKB at $184 million. In contrast, GBTC experienced net outflows of $395.7 million. These flows signal shifting investor preference among ETF products, potentially impacting BTC spot price and overall market sentiment. Traders should closely monitor ETF inflow trends as a key indicator of institutional participation and possible short-term BTC price movements. Source: Farside Investors

According to Santiment, significant capital is flowing into Bitcoin ETFs while the broader crypto markets remain range-bound. Their latest analysis highlights how these ETF inflows may impact BTC price action and provides fresh trading signals on overvaluation and undervaluation for Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Solana (SOL), and Sui (SUI). Traders are advised to monitor these signals for potential entry and exit points as market sentiment and liquidity shift, particularly in response to ETF-related moves. Source: Santiment (@santimentfeed)

According to @lookonchain, the July 31 update shows that 10 Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded a net inflow of 9 BTC, valued at $1.02 million, with iShares (Blackrock) seeing a significant inflow of 295 BTC ($34.83 million), now holding 740,896 BTC ($87.41 billion). In contrast, 9 Ethereum (ETH) ETFs experienced a net outflow of 613 ETH, totaling $2.31 million, with Fidelity seeing outflows of 5,991 ETH ($22.62 million) and holding 678,883 ETH ($2.56 billion). These ETF flow trends signal heightened institutional interest in BTC versus ETH, which may influence short-term trading strategies and market sentiment as tracked by the source.

According to @FarsideUK, Bitcoin ETF products recorded a total net inflow of $47.1 million on July 30, 2025, with IBIT leading at $34.4 million and BITB at $12.7 million. Other major ETFs including FBTC, ARKB, and GBTC saw no net inflows on this date. These positive ETF flows indicate renewed institutional interest in BTC, which could support near-term price stability and liquidity in the cryptocurrency market, according to the reported data (source: Farside Investors).

According to @santimentfeed, Bitcoin's ETF inflows have served as robust confirmation signals for the ongoing strength in cryptocurrency markets. Over the past 33 trading days, there have been net inflows on 29 days, totaling billions of dollars. This consistent capital influx highlights sustained investor confidence in BTC and suggests continued bullish sentiment in the broader digital asset market (source: @santimentfeed).

According to @lookonchain, July 29 saw significant net inflows into cryptocurrency ETFs, with 10 Bitcoin ETFs recording a net flow of +1,163 BTC (approximately $137 million) and BlackRock's iShares contributing 1,249 BTC ($147.13 million) to its holdings, now totaling 739,261 BTC valued at $87.08 billion. Additionally, 9 Ethereum ETFs posted a net flow of +20,290 ETH ($76.62 million), with iShares again leading inflows at 34,799 ETH ($131.4 million). These robust ETF inflows signal strong institutional interest, which could support upward price action for BTC and ETH in the near term. Source: @lookonchain

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin ETF inflows dropped by 80% last week, signaling waning institutional enthusiasm. However, derivatives positioning remains elevated, indicating continued speculative interest. On-chain data reveals that nearly all BTC supply is still in profit, suggesting holders are yet to realize losses. This shifting balance between ETF flows, derivatives activity, and on-chain profitability points to mixed sentiment among market participants, which traders should monitor closely for potential volatility and liquidity shifts. Source: @glassnode.

According to @lookonchain, on July 28, 10 Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 1,497 BTC, equivalent to $177.51 million, signaling robust institutional demand. Notably, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF accounted for 795 BTC ($94.28 million) in inflows and now holds 738,012 BTC worth $87.53 billion. For Ethereum, 9 ETFs saw a net inflow of 126,429 ETH ($486.5 million), with iShares leading at 120,437 ETH ($463.44 million) in new inflows. These strong ETF inflows indicate growing investor confidence, likely supporting BTC and ETH price stability and upward momentum in the crypto market (source: @lookonchain).

According to @lookonchain, on July 28, the net inflow for 10 Bitcoin ETFs totaled 1,497 BTC, equivalent to $177.51 million, with BlackRock iShares accounting for 795 BTC ($94.28 million) and currently holding 738,012 BTC valued at $87.53 billion. Meanwhile, 9 Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of 126,429 ETH ($486.5 million), with iShares leading the way by adding 120,437 ETH ($463.44 million). These substantial inflows highlight increasing institutional interest, which could support upward price momentum for BTC and ETH in the near term. Source: @lookonchain.

According to Crypto Rover, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has achieved the status of the fastest-growing ETF in history, attracting record inflows since its launch (source: Crypto Rover on Twitter, June 21, 2025). This rapid accumulation of assets under management (AUM) signals strong institutional demand for BTC and is driving bullish momentum in the cryptocurrency market. Traders are closely watching IBIT’s daily inflow data as a leading indicator for Bitcoin price trends, with the ETF’s performance reinforcing BTC’s position as a mainstream investment asset.

According to Lookonchain, on June 19, 2025, the net inflow for 10 Bitcoin ETFs reached +2,761 BTC (approximately $288.98 million), signaling strong institutional interest. Notably, iShares (BlackRock) contributed 2,681 BTC ($280.56 million) to these inflows and now holds a total of 683,018 BTC ($71.48 billion). Additionally, 9 Ethereum ETFs recorded a net inflow of +2,413 ETH ($6.08 million), with iShares (BlackRock) alone accounting for 6,053 ETH ($15.25 million). This consistent accumulation by major ETFs, especially BlackRock, underlines robust demand and ongoing bullish sentiment among institutional investors, which is likely to support both BTC and ETH price stability and upward movement in the near term. Source: Lookonchain on Twitter.

According to Farside Investors, the WisdomTree Bitcoin ETF reported zero inflows on June 19, 2025, signaling a pause in new investor demand for this specific fund (source: FarsideUK via Twitter). This stagnant flow may reflect cautious sentiment among institutional investors, potentially influencing short-term BTC price stability and trading volumes. Traders should monitor ETF flow trends as they often act as leading indicators for broader Bitcoin market momentum.

According to Farside Investors, IBIT has surpassed the $50 billion net inflow threshold as of June 17, 2025. This significant milestone underscores continued institutional interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and signals robust capital movement into crypto ETFs. Traders should note that such strong inflows can increase market liquidity and potentially drive upward price momentum for BTC, reinforcing bullish sentiment in the broader cryptocurrency market. (Source: Farside Investors)