Crypto: Bitcoin ETFs Record Strongest Inflows Since July

Crypto: Bitcoin ETFs Record Strongest Inflows Since July

khang9/17/2025

Bitcoin ETFs Set New Inflow Record

 

According to a report from K33 Research, global Bitcoin investment products recorded net inflows of 20,685 BTC last week, the highest since July 22. Notably, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs accounted for up to 97% of these inflows, showing strong institutional demand right before the crucial meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve (FOMC). This surge pushed the total Bitcoin holdings of U.S. ETFs to 1.32 million BTC, surpassing the previous peak set at the end of July.

 

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Investors Increase Risk Appetite Thanks To Fed And Crypto IPO Wave

 

The main driver behind this capital influx comes from expectations that the Fed will cut interest rates, thereby boosting flows into risk-on assets. In addition, a series of major announcements and crypto-related IPOs in recent weeks have further fueled market optimism. A report from Bitwise highlighted that over the past 30 days, investors accumulated 22,853 BTC through various products, significantly outpacing the new supply of 14,056 BTC. This demonstrates that demand is currently outstripping supply in the market.

 

Bitcoin Price Volatility Remains At Historic Lows

 

Despite the strong ETF inflows, Bitcoin’s volatility remains unusually low. The seven-day volatility index has stayed under 1.3% for 11 consecutive days, marking the second-lowest streak in 2025. Last week, it even fell below 0.7%, the lowest level since the beginning of the year. While Bitcoin’s price has already surpassed $115,000, the overall trend signals remain uncertain. K33 Research noted that trading liquidity is limited, offshore leverage remains high, and beyond the Fed’s interest rate decision, there are few catalysts strong enough to move the market significantly.

 

Outlook For The Future

 

In the short term, the market may experience increased volatility once the Fed announces its interest rate decision this week. However, in the long run, experts agree that inflows from ETFs remain a crucial factor, serving as the main driver to sustain and strengthen Bitcoin’s growth momentum in the coming period.

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