Trading activity in U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs just hit a new high for 2025, marking a major milestone in institutional crypto adoption.
According to recent data from SoSoValue, over $25 billion in volume moved through Bitcoin exchange-traded funds last week—surpassing anything seen since their launch in early 2024. Net inflows also reached $2.75 billion for the week, the second-largest on record.
BlackRock’s IBIT fund remains the dominant player, maintaining a flawless streak of 30 sessions without a significant outflow. IBIT now commands over 3.3% of all circulating Bitcoin, managing more than $71 billion in assets—more than three times what Fidelity’s competing fund holds.
Valentin Fournier, lead analyst at BRN, noted that daily volumes have been running well above average, helping push Bitcoin’s market strength further. While BTC briefly pulled back from a fresh all-time high set on Thursday, it remains steady near $108,900.
Ethereum ETFs also attracted attention, raking in nearly $250 million in new capital—marking their best performance since February, even though total trading volume dipped slightly.
As crypto markets heat up, ETF flows are becoming a key gauge of institutional sentiment—and last week’s figures show demand is nowhere near cooling off.
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