Bitcoin ETFs record sustained gains: IDR15.4 Trillion Net Inflows in a Week

Jakarta, Pintu News – In the week ending May 9, 2025, Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of US$934 million, or around Rp15.4 trillion at an exchange rate of Rp16,520 per US dollar. This marks the fourth consecutive week of positive inflows, indicating growing interest from institutional investors in cryptocurrency-based investment products.

BlackRock’s dominance in Bitcoin ETF inflows

BlackRock, through its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) product, led the inflows with a contribution of US$1.03 billion during the week. Since its launch, IBIT has accumulated cumulative inflows of US$44.71 billion, making it the market leader in the Bitcoin ETF category.

Fidelity’s FBTC followed with weekly inflows of US$62.44 million. In contrast, Grayscale’s GBTC saw outflows of US$171 million, indicating a shift in investor preference towards ETF products with lower fees and more efficient structures.

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Bitcoin ETF Total Net Asset Growth

The total net assets of Bitcoin ETFs reached US$121.23 billion, which is equivalent to about 5.92% of the total Bitcoin market capitalization. This growth reflects increased investor confidence in regulated and transparent cryptocurrency-based investment products. The consistent inflows also show that Bitcoin ETFs are increasingly becoming a top choice for institutional investors looking to gain exposure to digital assets without having to directly buy and hold Bitcoin.

Factors Driving Institutional Interest in Bitcoin ETFs

Several factors are driving institutional interest in Bitcoin ETFs, including growing concerns about inflation and loose monetary policies in various countries. Also, the adoption of Bitcoin as a reserve asset by several states in the US adds to its legitimacy and appeal as an investment instrument.

Bitcoin ETFs offer an easier and safer way for institutions to invest in cryptocurrencies, without having to face the technical and security challenges associated with direct ownership of digital assets

Future Prospects and Challenges

Although inflows into Bitcoin ETFs show a positive trend, challenges remain. Strict regulations and legal uncertainty in some jurisdictions may affect the growth of the cryptocurrency ETF market. In addition, high Bitcoin price volatility may affect investor sentiment and inflows into ETF products. However, with increasing institutional adoption and the development of more innovative investment products, the long-term outlook for Bitcoin ETFs remains positive.

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Reference:

• Bitcoin.com News. ETF Weekly Recap: Bitcoin ETFs Log $934 Million Weekly Net Inflow to Hit Month-Long Streak. Accessed May 13, 2025.
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