Bitcoin ETFs saw a massive $936 million inflow on Tuesday — their biggest day since January 17. This surge signals growing investor trust in Bitcoin, especially during ongoing global and economic instability.
Institutional Confidence in Bitcoin Grows
Crypto analyst Rachel Lucas explained that more institutional capital is returning to Bitcoin. This trend is due to global uncertainty, better supply conditions, and Bitcoin’s growing role as a strategic asset class.
Biggest Inflows Across Leading ETFs
Ten different Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows. The top performer was ARKB from Ark and 21Shares, gaining $267.1 million. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $253.8 million. BlackRock’s IBIT added another $193.5 million.
Altogether, these ETFs attracted over $1.4 billion in just three days. This strong movement shows that institutions are again seeing Bitcoin as a viable investment.
Bitcoin Price Climbs
The price of Bitcoin rose along with ETF inflows. Over the last 24 hours, Bitcoin jumped 6.72%, reaching $94,283. While some experts avoid calling it a “safe haven,” Bitcoin’s calm response to global risks supports its image as “digital gold.”
Min Jung from Presto Research noted that Bitcoin held steady during recent world events. This stability could encourage more investors to see it as a long-term value store.
ETFs Lead Structural Shift
The fresh wave of ETF inflows may hint at a bigger change. With rising distrust in traditional assets, more institutions now turn to Bitcoin ETFs. This move gives them regulated access to cryptocurrency and reflects a shift in market sentiment.
