Bitcoin ETF Sees $100M Influx Signaling Positive Road Ahead

Highlights
- Bitcoin ETF records a $100M influx, indicating positive sentiment despite recent market turbulence.
- ARKB leads with $133.1M inflow, countering Grayscale's $50.9M outflow in Bitcoin.
- Over the first two days of the week, the total influx totaled nearly $170 million.
The U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF segment has started the week on a positive note, while the momentum seems to be continuing. Notably, over the first two days of the week, the U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF has noted an influx of nearly $170 million, after noting three days of outflux last week.
Meanwhile, the recent inflow data also reflects the growing confidence of the investors towards the crypto ETFs. In addition, the latest inflow data have also seemed to have helped the Bitcoin price to stay near the bay.
U.S. Bitcoin ETF Records $100M Inflow
The approval of the U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF has been one of the major events this year in the digital asset space. It’s worth noting that the anticipation of the approval of the investment instrument has also contributed to the gains noted since last year.
Simultaneously, the immense success of the Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has also helped Bitcoin to reach its all-time high of $73,000 in mid-March. However, over the past few weeks, the overall data showed that the Grayscale’s outflux has weighed on the sentiments. In addition, the concerns over declining institutional interest have also dampened the sentiments.
However, according to the latest data from Farside Investors, the Bitcoin ETFs recorded an inflow of $100.5 million on May 14. Notably, ARKB has topped the list with an inflow of $133.1 million, offsetting Grayscale’s outflow of $50.9 million.
On the other hand, BlackRock’s IBIT has continued to witness muted trading for the first two days of the week.
Also Read: Fresh Wallet Scoops Up 29K Coins From Coinbase, What’s Next?
BTC Price Amid Ongoing Concerns
The latest U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF inflow data has also sparked discussions, as it signals that the confidence of the market participants remains intact despite the recent inflation data. Meanwhile, the U.S. PPI data from May 14 showed that the inflation has spiked more than the market expectations, further dampening hopes of a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
However, as of writing, the Bitcoin price traded near the flatline at $61,922.36, while its trading volume fell 15% to $24.65 million. Over the last 24 hours, the crypto has touched a high of $62,228.86.
Despite the recent muted trading data of BTC and the positive data from the Bitcoin ETF, the BTC Futures Open Interest (OI) was down 1.20% to 478.38K BTC or $29.62 billion, CoinGlass data showed.
Also Read: Crypto Hedge Fund BlockTower Capital Faces Major Hack
- Bitcoin Will 200x From Here, Twenty One Capital CEO Says as BTC Breaks $117K After Fed Rate Cut
- BNB Chain Takes Lead in RWA Tokenization, Expert Sees BNB Rally to $1,300
- Grayscale’s GDLC Fund Holding SOL and ADA Gets SEC Nod for NYSE Debut
- Crypto Market Rally: Will Bitcoin Catch Up With S&P 500 Gains After Fed Rate Cut?
- Ripple Partners DBS, Franklin Templeton To Launch Trading And Lending Backed by RLUSD
- Toshi Coin Gains 57% in One Day: What’s Driving the Sudden Upside?
- Shiba Inu Price Set to Soar as Exchange Reserves Dive Amid SHIB ETF Chatter
- Pepe Coin Price Prediction as Whale Moves $25M From Robinhood- Is a Breakout to $0.00002 Next?
- XRP Price Prediction as Market Longs Hit 78% amid VivoPower Treasury Expansion Launch — Is $4 Next?
- SHIB Price Forecast: Taker Buys Lead as Developers Counter Shibarium Exploit
- Solana Price Set for a 25% Jump as Open Interest Nears a $20 Billion Milestone