Bitcoin ETFs Drive Market Rebound as Crypto Investment Inflows Top $6.7 Billion

• Year-to-date flows now stand at $6.7 billion after 4 weeks of inflows.
• BTC is currently trading around $103,000; ETH is trading at $2,530.
• Bitcoin ETFs command $121.19 billion in total net assets, or 5.91% of BTC’s market cap.

Crypto investment products and Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds continue to draw fresh capital as the markets rebound from bearish territories and send BTC to new highs.

Thanks to a rise in M2 money supply, potential stagflation in the U.S., and several U.S. states approving BTC as a strategic reserve asset, crypto is relishing a fourth week of sturdy inflows.

Week Four

According to the latest CoinShares report , crypto asset investment products garnered $882 million in inflows last week, marking their fourth consecutive week of gains, which brings year-to-date (YTD) inflows to $6.7 billion.

This has now reversed the billions in outflows tallied in the month prior, which had almost reduced YTD inflows to zero following a $7.3 billion inflow peak in February 2025.

Regionally, the U.S. dominated inflows with $840 million, followed by Germany and Australia, which posted $44.5 million and $10.2 million, respectively.

On the other hand, Canada posted humble outflows of $8 million, and Hong Kong received $4.3 million.

Naturally, Bitcoin was the main draw and raked in $867 million last week, most of which came from U.S. BTC ETF inflows.

Ethereum (ETH) ETFs saw $55.76 million in net outflows last week, though despite this, products overall managed to balance this out, pulling $1.5 million in net inflows last week.

As for altcoins, Sui (SUI) tallied $11.7 million in inflows, beating out Solana’s (SOL) $3.4 million in outflows. Moreover, Sui (SUI) products have now outpaced Solana’s YTD inflows with $84 million, topping SOL’s $76 million.

Bitcoin ETFs

According to data from SoSoValue, Bitcoin ETFs ended the week with $117.46 million in daily total net inflows on May 8, 2025, bringing the week’s total to $599.59 million.

It also marks the fourth week of inflows, which now amount to over $5.48 billion, officially reversing the $4.3 billion in outflows recorded across February and March this year.

Amid this renewed inflow streak, BlackRock’s leading fund, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), has dominated inflows in recent weeks, pulling a whopping $4.77 billion in net inflows since April 14.

Having recorded $44.35 billion in cumulative net inflows, IBIT now commands $62.91 billion in net assets.

Minus the $22.92 billion in cumulative net outflows from Grayscale’s GBTC, Bitcoin ETFs have now recorded over $63 billion in cumulative net inflows.