Following Bitcoin bullishness, the BTC ETF saw a massive inflow, and according to data from SoSoValue, the total inflow on July 10, 2025, was $1.18 billion, and on July 11, the inflow was $1.03 billion.
It is worth noting that from July 02, 2025, till July 12, the inflow recorded was positive, and on July 01 this year, the outflow was $342.25 million.
In the weekly time frame the total net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETFs is $2.72 billion and in the last week the total net inflow was $769.60 million. However the total net inflow in July 2025 so far is $3.39 billion and there are higher chances of it breaking the total net inflow recorded in June of $4.60 billion.
Market watchers argue that growing prices of Bitcoin have boosted the popularity of ETFs, and if prices of BTC continue to grow, the total monthly net inflow in ETFs is expected to break its mark of $6.49 billion recorded in November last year.
As per data, only February 2025 and March 2025 have recorded negative inflow this year, and in total since its trading, it has recorded negative inflow in April 2024, August 2024, February, and March this year.
Till July 11, 2025, the cumulative total net inflow was $52.36 billion, the total value traded was $6.06 billion, and the total net assets were $150.60 billion.
BlackRock’s IBIT dominating the Bitcoin ETFs
According to the data from CoinGlass, iShare Bitcoin Trust is the topper among all listed BTC spot ETFs; it has a market capitalization of $83.55 billion with a volume of $5.22 billion.
IBIT is priced at $67.21 with an increase of 4.20% in the most recent trading session. It now has 714k BTC, making it the most important player among all other Bitcoin spot ETFs.
FBTC has a market capitalization of $23.41 billion, followed by GBTC with a cap of $21.71 billion, and ARKB has $5.79 billion, yet Fidelity Bitcoin ETF has a volume of $512.96 million and GBTC has a market cap of $478.56 million.
In the initial days of Bitcoin spot ETFs approval and filings, GrayScale was considered one of the most prominent players; nevertheless, with BlackRock’s entry post approval, the GBTC hype and Bitcoin holdings have fallen significantly.
A quick update on Bitcoin prices
According to the data from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin is exchanging hands at $121,415 with an intraday surge of 3.00% and in a week, its price grew more than 11.59%.
In the past 24 hours, BTC traded highest at $123,091, which is its highest to date; however, the bullishness in Bitcoin is expected to continue, and there are many more chances of it establishing an all-time high at $125,000.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading above its 20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages, and its new possible resistance is at $124,980 and next at above $125,000.
