According to Farside Investors, US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a weekly total net inflow of 253.2 million dollars in the summary dated August 9, 2025, source: Farside Investors, farside.co.uk/btc. The biggest inflows were IBIT at 188.9 million and BITB at 62.3 million, with additional inflows to HODL at 25.6 million, EZBC at 3.4 million, and GBTC at 3.4 million, source: Farside Investors, farside.co.uk/btc. Outflows were led by FBTC at 55.2 million and ARKB at 5.8 million, while BTCO, BRRR, and BTCW were flat at zero for the week, source: Farside Investors, farside.co.uk/btc. IBIT represented approximately 75 percent of the week’s positive net flows based on 188.9 divided by 253.2, indicating concentration of inflows among issuers, source: Farside Investors, farside.co.uk/btc. The report also lists BTC: 30.6 as provided, source: Farside Investors, farside.co.uk/btc.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, crypto funds recorded $882 million in net inflows last week, signaling robust institutional and retail interest. Bitcoin funds led the surge, accounting for $867 million of the total inflows. This marks the fourth consecutive week of positive inflows, with year-to-date investments reaching $6.7 billion. These sustained inflows are considered bullish for crypto market sentiment and may drive increased liquidity and price momentum for Bitcoin and related digital assets. Source: The Kobeissi Letter, May 13, 2025.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, US technology funds attracted approximately $800 million in net inflows last week, marking the 7th consecutive week of positive inflows. The 4-week moving average reached about $2.2 billion, nearing its highest point since mid-2024. Year-to-date, investors have allocated $49 billion to tech funds (Source: The Kobeissi Letter, Twitter, May 6, 2025). Sustained capital inflows into US tech funds often signal rising investor risk appetite, historically correlating with increased demand for high-growth sectors including cryptocurrency. Crypto market traders should monitor this tech inflow momentum, as robust tech sector performance frequently spills over into digital asset valuations, potentially driving increased trading volumes and volatility in major cryptocurrencies.