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Unexpected Slowdown in BTC ETF Inflows Despite Bitcoin Surpassing $100K Mark

By: coineagle|2025/05/10 10:30:08
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Key PointsBitcoin ETFs are experiencing renewed inflows despite a slowdown in momentum, with Fidelity gaining traction over BlackRock.While Bitcoin continues to test new highs, Ethereum ETFs face outflows and Fidelity expands into new territory with a Solana ETF.Bitcoin’s recent surge past the $100,000 mark has sparked renewed interest in the cryptocurrency, with spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs benefiting from the renewed optimism. Contrasting Inflows in Bitcoin ETFsFollowing a period of outflows due to tariff-related uncertainty, these U.S.-listed funds have quickly bounced back, attracting significant institutional capital. Over two days in May, Bitcoin ETFs drew in a combined $260 million, indicating a resurgence of investor confidence. However, while the aggressive inflow pace seems to be stabilizing, the continued demand suggests that institutional appetite remains strong as Bitcoin continues to hit new highs. Interestingly, the recent ETF inflows haven’t quite matched the intensity seen during previous market recoveries. Fidelity vs BlackRockNotably, the behavior of major institutional players like BlackRock and Fidelity is changing, suggesting a potential shift in strategic positioning. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which has consistently dominated daily inflow charts, appears to be losing momentum. Conversely, Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) is showing renewed strength, attracting over $75 million in inflows across just two days. While Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract investor attention, Ethereum (ETH) funds are experiencing a different reality. On the 8th of May, Ether ETFs recorded outflows for the third consecutive day, with $16.1 million exiting the market. Fidelity, however, is advancing into new territory with its spot Solana (SOL) ETF filing now formally recognized by the U.S. SEC. While displacing BlackRock’s dominance won’t be easy, Fidelity’s expanding footprint suggests it’s preparing for a more aggressive presence in the evolving crypto ETF landscape.

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