US Bitcoin ETFs hit 8-day inflow streak despite Middle East tensions
19.06.2025
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The spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their eighth straight day of inflows as early market panic from the Israel-Iran conflict appears to be cooling off.
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs just bagged $388.3M in inflows, marking an 8-day winning streak. Even with the Israel-Iran drama, BlackRock and Fidelity are leading the charge, proving crypto's resilience isn't just hype.
BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC are the MVPs here, pulling in $278.9M and $104.4M respectively. Meanwhile, the rest of the pack either took a nap or just didn’t make the cut.
Despite the initial panic, Bitcoin's chilling in the $104K-$105K range, thanks to steady ETF inflows and no new war moves. It’s like déjà vu from past geopolitical dramas—shock, then stabilize.
Santiment’s calling it: Bitcoin’s reaction mirrors the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Palestine conflicts. Quick dip, then back to business. Crypto’s got a short memory.
Only Grayscale’s products are bleeding, with GBTC and its mini version losing $16.4M and $10.1M. Ouch.
Since mid-April, Bitcoin ETFs have sucked in a jaw-dropping $11.2B, with Bitcoin’s price jumping from under $85K to over $104K. That’s what we call a glow-up.
Ether ETFs are also flexing, with a 19-day inflow streak before a brief pause. BlackRock’s ETHA is leading, with $5.28B in inflows. SEC’s recent clarity on staking might just open the floodgates for more action.
Bottom line: Crypto’s not just surviving; it’s thriving. With ETFs pumping billions and prices holding strong, the future’s looking bright—or at least, very green.
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