I have noticed that Bitcoin ETF inflows have been strengthening again in recent days. Since the beginning of April, institutional investors have been consistently returning to these products, signaling a positive market trend. On Wednesday alone, 13 approved spot Bitcoin ETFs collected a net inflow of $78k — surpassing $411.5 million in the previous session.

BlackRock's IBIT clearly leads this flow, bringing in $291.9 million — their best day since the start of April. Morgan Stanley's MSBT is also rapidly catching up, collecting just six trading days $103 million. Meanwhile, large funds like Fidelity and Ark are showing mixed results — some notable redemptions are observed. This suggests that investors are becoming more selective now.

Bitcoin's price is currently near $78K, supporting the recent momentum. With about a 4% gain last week and a 23% increase from February lows — this recovery is fueling the ETF inflow trend. However, it is still 41% below the record high set in October 2025, so there is still a long way to go.

Since launching in January 2024, these ETFs have accumulated a total net inflow of $57.1 billion, and total assets now reach $97.6 billion — about 6.5% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. These figures demonstrate how institutional participation has become increasingly significant.