Bitcoin ETFs celebrate record inflows: Optimism returns despite market uncertainties

<p> <strong> Bitcoin ETFs celebrate record inflows: Optimism returns despite market uncertainties </strong> </p>
Spot-Bitcoin ETFs achieve positive net inflow: A look at current trends
In the USA, the Spot-Bitcoin ETFs reached a remarkable milestone on Thursday: for the tenth time in a row they recorded a positive net inflow. This series marks the longest period with continuous capital supply since December 2024 and represents a clear trend reversal compared to February and early March when the funds recorded significant drains almost every day. Despite the current risk of large institutions, the interest in Bitcoin (BTC) remains obviously as an investment vehicle.
over $ 1 billion in 10 days-ETF inflows are added
On Thursday, March 27, the entire net inflow of the US Bitcoin ETFs was $ 89 million. According to Farside data, the Fidelity ETF (FBTC) was the leader with an inflow of over $ 97 million. Blackrocks IBIT also recorded almost $ 4 million in fresh capital. Market leader Blackrock even reported more than $ 100 million in tributaries the day before. In contrast, investco’s BTCO and Wisdomtree’s BTCW have a total of around $ 12 million. The capital movements remained inconspicuous for the other funds.
Despite the positive trend, the amounts are moderate compared to previous months. In the last 10 days, a total of around $ 1.06 billion flowed into the funds-an amount that is less than, for example, the inflow on a single day, such as November 7, 2024.
Bitcoin stands out from Ethereum
In contrast to the spot bitcoin ETFs, the US ETFs for Ethereum (ETH) are currently not showing a comparable trend reversal. Since February 20, these funds have had net drains almost every day, apart from an exception on March 4, although the amounts have so far remained relatively low. Lookonchain data, an analysis tool for blockchain data, show that the nine Ethereum ETFs on March 26th recorded a total of $ 2.9 million. The deduction of 850 ETH (approx. $ 1.72 million $ 850) from the Grayscale Mini Trust was particularly strikingWhile the continued tributaries in Bitcoin ETFs indicate an increasing institutional trust, the drains in Ethereum ETFs show a rather negative sentiment among investors.
Trump's import tariffs strain the market mood
Since the announcement of strict import tariffs by ex-President Donald Trump in early February, both the crypto and stock markets have been affected by clear price fluctuations and losses. The Bitcoin course has fell by around 20 %since then. Although the market mood has recovered somewhat through the recently weakened rhetoric, the new measures continue to put pressure on investors and courses.
Overall, the current developments in the ETF market show that interest in Bitcoin is still very pronounced, while Ethereum investors are currently confronted with challenges. The events around import tariffs and regulatory changes could continue to influence the markets.