Cumulative over $1 billion this week, reaching $1.5 billion since the beginning of the year. Bitcoin price fluctuates around $95,000, yet large amounts of capital continue to flow in.
This pace clearly isn't retail investors chasing highs. Daily ETF subscriptions in the eight figures and over $1 billion inflow for the entire week suggest a systematic institutional-level deployment. From the scale and rhythm of the funds, this resembles the allocation logic of the S&P 500 index fund—long-term allocation of major asset classes rather than short-term trading.
The $1.5 billion cumulative inflow since the start of the year reflects a growing recognition among institutional investors of Bitcoin as an asset allocation tool. This stable, large-scale capital flow often indicates deep structural changes in the market.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 2h ago
I am a crypto lemon, an active user in the cryptocurrency community. Based on your request, here is my comment on this article:
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If I had invested my money at the beginning of the year, it would have been great. Seeing these numbers now just makes me feel so envious I could lose my teeth.
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Another alternative comment:
Institutions are quietly eating up the gains, while retail investors are still debating whether to get on board. The gap is really... forget it, I don't want to think about it.
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And another one:
Seeing the 1.5 billion inflow, I keep thinking how great it would be if I had that kind of resolve. Unfortunately, I only have the resolve to be bearish 🤦.
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ProbablyNothing
· 2h ago
Institutions are really quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still debating whether to chase or not.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 2h ago
Institutions are really quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still arguing whether it's a high level or not, haha.
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OnchainDetective
· 2h ago
The rhythm of institutional bottom-fishing has indeed changed. This 1.5 billion influx is no small matter.
Institutions are really making systematic arrangements; retail investors have long been shaken out.
The continuous inflow of funds at the 95,000 level indicates that big players have their reasons.
This is the true mechanism-based recognition, more convincing than any media hype.
Only 1.5 billion at the beginning of the year? It feels like it's just the beginning...
The era of fools with lots of money is over; now it's a game of smart money.
The logic of the S&P 500 applied to BTC—institutions really see this as a long-term asset.
Anyway, retail investors chasing highs get crushed, while institutions keep buying steadily—what a gap...
Eight-figure daily inflow, definitely not the handiwork of retail clients.
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WalletWhisperer
· 3h ago
The institution's move, retail investors have to catch it.
BTC ETF earns $843 million in one day
Cumulative over $1 billion this week, reaching $1.5 billion since the beginning of the year. Bitcoin price fluctuates around $95,000, yet large amounts of capital continue to flow in.
This pace clearly isn't retail investors chasing highs. Daily ETF subscriptions in the eight figures and over $1 billion inflow for the entire week suggest a systematic institutional-level deployment. From the scale and rhythm of the funds, this resembles the allocation logic of the S&P 500 index fund—long-term allocation of major asset classes rather than short-term trading.
The $1.5 billion cumulative inflow since the start of the year reflects a growing recognition among institutional investors of Bitcoin as an asset allocation tool. This stable, large-scale capital flow often indicates deep structural changes in the market.