Recent data shows that institutional investor interest in Bitcoin continues to grow through regulated channels, including Bitcoin ETFs.
Capital Inflows in Bitcoin ETFs
On September 12, Bitcoin ETFs registered a total net inflow of $642 million, indicating steady investor interest. According to SoSoValue data, the largest inflow was seen in Fidelity's FBTC fund at $315 million, bringing its total net inflow to $12.627 billion. Meanwhile, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) fund saw a $265 million inflow, lifting its historical total to $59.778 billion. As a result, the total net asset value of Bitcoin ETFs reached $153.178 billion, which represents 6.62% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization.
Current State of Bitcoin
In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin's price exhibited calm yet noticeable movements. According to Binance data, the BTC/USD pair traded approximately around $115,784, showing a 0.39% increase. Despite low volatility, the increase in trading volumes reflects investor caution. Data from TradingView measured the Bitcoin/USD pair change at approximately -0.51%, which could be interpreted as a slight short-term bearish signal.
Long-Term Perspectives for Institutional Investors
The growing interest in Bitcoin ETFs indicates that Bitcoin is increasingly accepted as a long-term asset by both individual and large capital groups. It is expected that through regulated investment vehicles, Bitcoin could continue its institutionalization and reduce market volatility.
With increasing inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and growing interest from institutional investors, Bitcoin continues to strengthen its position in financial markets.
