- Bitcoin Spot ETF sees sustained inflows, contrasting Ethereum’s outflows.
- Total Bitcoin ETF AUM reaches $94.35 billion.
- Ethereum’s 14-day outflow marks a challenging period.
On March 25, 2025, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded their eighth consecutive day of positive inflows, while Ethereum spot ETFs faced ongoing outflows.
Bitcoin spot ETFs continue to gain momentum, marking eight days of positive inflows, a trend last seen in January 2025. Market analysts indicate an increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin, attributing it to favorable market conditions and increased global liquidity.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $26.83 million in inflows on March 25, 2025, led by Fidelity’s FBTC with $42.0 million, despite BlackRock’s IBIT remaining unchanged in flows. Ethereum spot ETFs, however, exhibited a stark contrast with a $3.21 million outflow, lasting 14 days. Rachael Lucas, a crypto analyst at BTC Markets, noted a shift in institutional sentiment toward Bitcoin:
“That’s a strong signal. It suggests a shift in sentiment, with institutions backing bitcoin in a way we haven’t seen recently.”
Enmanuel Cardozo from Brickken emphasized increased global liquidity as a significant driver. During this period, Bitcoin’s price stood at $87,343, while it experienced a seven-day increase of 5%. Ethereum’s price was $2,090, marking a near 10% rise in the same timeframe.
Bitcoin’s market cap reached approximately $1.73 trillion with a dominance of 60.5%, according to CoinMarketCap. There was a 12.6% decrease in 24-hour trading volume, now at nearly $28.85 billion. October figures showed Bitcoin’s price at $87,294, with a 5.26% increase over seven days and a 1% rise in the last 24 hours. Despite short-term growth, Bitcoin’s price trends for the 30, 60, and 90-day periods showed decreases of 8.56%, 16.42%, and 10.98%, respectively. Ethereum products face hurdles, with major firms like BlackRock exploring further potential in Bitcoin rather than Ethereum products, pending technological innovations.