Last week, the trading volume of Bitcoin ETFs in the US hit $25 billion, marking a record for 2025. BlackRock's product, IBIT, led the charge with a 30-day streak without outflows.
Record Trading Volumes for Bitcoin ETFs
According to data tracked by Bloomberg, BlackRock's IBIT attracted $9 billion in net inflows for 2025, placing it among the top five ETFs in the US. Just a month prior, IBIT was ranked #47 by asset volume.
Growing Institutional Investor Interest
As Bitcoin's price reached $112,000, interest from institutional investors surged. Eric Balchunas, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, stated that "all BTC ETFs are elevated, most are gonna see 2x their daily average flows incoming."
Future Forecasts for Bitcoin ETFs
Bitwise projects increased activity in 2025 and 2026, anticipating $120 billion in inflows this year and $300 billion next year. They believe Bitcoin ETFs could attract $100 billion a year by 2027.
In conclusion, the surge in trading volumes and institutional investor interest signals potential changes in the Bitcoin ETF market that could significantly impact the investment landscape moving forward.
