Bitcoin ETFs attract nearly one billion dollars in one week

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have just recorded their best week in over three months. In just a few days, nearly one billion dollars flowed into these funds. A signal hard to ignore: investors are regaining a taste for risk.

Nearly one billion in one week, the numbers making headlines

The crypto market is recovering. According to SoSoValue data, US spot Bitcoin ETFs totaled 996 million dollars in net inflows over the past week, their best result since early January, when inflows reached 1.4 billion dollars.

However, the week started with ups and downs. On Monday, capital outflows reached 291 million dollars. Then the trend sharply reversed:

• Tuesday: +411.5 million dollars
• Wednesday: +186 million dollars
• Thursday: +26 million dollars
• Friday: +663.9 million dollars, the week’s peak by far

In total, the net assets of these funds have crossed the 101 billion dollar mark, with daily volumes close to 4.8 billion dollars. A resurgence in activity that is telling: institutional investors are returning.

Geopolitics, Fed and distrust toward the dollar, a favorable cocktail for Bitcoin

Behind these flows, several catalysts have combined.

Bitunix analysts emphasize: markets no longer “price in” the persistence of geopolitical tensions, but their resolution. The easing between Washington and Tehran is a direct illustration. 

On Friday, the head of Iranian diplomacy announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial navigation, a decision immediately confirmed by Donald Trump. Markets reacted immediately: Brent crude oil dropped about 10%, falling to around 85 dollars a barrel, while bitcoin jumped above 77,000 dollars.

But geopolitics is not the only factor. The Federal Reserve maintains a wait-and-see stance, and expectations for rate cuts remain low. 

More worryingly: growing doubts about US debt demand, coupled with high long-term yields, weaken confidence in traditional assets. The dollar declines. Capital seeks alternatives, and bitcoin benefits.

For Bitunix, BTC is going through a “classic liquidity redistribution phase.” It moves within a range between 72,000 and 75,000 dollars as support, with resistance above 75,000 dollars. No clear directional trend on the horizon, the market consolidates and builds a new equilibrium zone.

A fundamental message emerges: Bitcoin is gradually establishing itself as a serious alternative to a pressured dollar. If geopolitical easing is confirmed and the Fed stays in the background, flows to Bitcoin ETFs could accelerate further in the weeks ahead.