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Funds are still flowing in! BTC ETFs continue to attract capital, and institutional sentiment remains bullish.
Latest data (April 24th, Eastern Time) shows that the overall Bitcoin spot ETF is experiencing net inflows, with a single-day net inflow of approximately $14.4489 million.
In terms of fund distribution:
BlackRock's IBIT has a single-day net inflow of about $22.88M, continuing to lead.
Morgan Stanley's MSBT has a single-day net inflow of approximately $11.1294 million.
ARK Invest and 21Shares' ARKB experienced a net outflow of about $9.02M.
Overall, as of now:
The total assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs are approximately $102.64B.
This accounts for about 6.6% of BTC's total market capitalization.
Cumulative net inflows have reached $58.56B.
This set of data indicates a core trend:
Despite short-term market fluctuations, institutional funds are still actively deploying, and there is no sign of systematic withdrawal.
Structurally, ETFs are one of the most stable channels for traditional capital to enter the crypto market. Their continued net inflows essentially provide "underlying support" for the market.
In the crypto world, short-term prices depend on sentiment, long-term prices depend on capital.
When you start understanding where the money is flowing, rather than just watching price fluctuations, you are already viewing the market from a higher dimension.