Recent data shared by Top Bloomberg financial analyst James Seyfert shows the continued popularity of Bitcoin (BTC) exchange trade funds (ETFs).
Data showed that there were around $4 billion in new investments in these ETFs on eight consecutive trading days.
I updated my Bitcoin ETF Chart Pack at Bloomberg today. ETF has acquired nearly $4 billion inflows for eight consecutive days. Here’s how the cumulative flow looked like over time: pic.twitter.com/euwt9tgjha
– James Seyfert (@jseyff) April 30, 2025
This significant inflow of funds is evidence of increasing interest in Bitcoin as an investment class by traditional investors. It also proves that these regulated financial products provide an easy way to invest in the cryptocurrency market.
Instead of purchasing and holding BTC directly, investors use traditional securities accounts to purchase shares in BTC ETFs. Therefore, they can benefit from the price movement of crypto assets in a less complicated way.
Investor trust drives billions of dollars into Bitcoin ETFs
Seyffart explained that the updated Bitcoin ETF chart suggests there is consistent and significant demand for these investment vehicles. According to the charts, there has been a noticeable upward trend in the cumulative flow of funds to these ETFs over the past few weeks.
In addition to ease of access and mainstream adoption, the potential for price increases is another factor that could drive the growing interest in Bitcoin ETFs by retailers and institutional investors.
With recent events in the broader crypto market, many investors further believe that the major cryptocurrencies are digital stores of value, and hedges against inflation or volatility in traditional markets.
Many believe that the coin has great growth potential in the long term. According to a chart shared by Seyffart, the total net flow to these Bitcoin ETFs is approximately $38.52 billion as of April 28, 2025.
Netflow is the total amount of inflows into these funds after deducting outflows. Adding about $4 billion over eight consecutive days is also evidence of strong and sustained investor confidence in this cryptocurrency as an asset class.
Typically, these sustained fund inflows into these investment vehicles have a positive effect on the price of BTC. These ETFs will buy BTC to address the demand for investors’ stocks, leading to increased purchasing pressure in the market.
However, other factors also affect the price movement of BTC. Today, U.Today reported that popular investment manager Grayscale has launched an ETF for companies that own Bitcoin.
