Bitcoin (BTC) ETF Inflows Surge to $785M This Week With BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC Leading the Charge

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have once again gained momentum recording six consecutive days of inflows. This week, the net inflows surged to $785 million

Institutional interest in Bitcoin has been picking up once again as BTC price continues to trade above $83,000.

After the first two consecutive weeks of outflows in March 2025, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows for the past six consecutive trading sessions.

According to the data from Farside Investors, the BTC ETFs saw inflows of $755 million over the past week.

Of these BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) alone contributed $486 million. Other players like Fidelity’s FBTC clocked $70 million of inflows while Ark Invest’s ARKB saw just over $100 million inflows during this period.

As seen with spot Bitcoin ETFs, the institutional demand for Bitcoin has been rising pretty fast. On-chain data shows that the demand for BTC has reached the highest levels since the collapse of the FTX exchange.

According to recent data, new investors have accumulated 172,705 BTC since February 23, highlighting renewed interest and confidence in the cryptocurrency market.

Crypto analyst Trader T has highlighted the potential for significant inflows into Bitcoin from U.S. pension funds and Target Date Funds (TDFs). Citing data from Grok, the analyst believes that $103–122 billion could enter the US equity market from these sources.

According to Trader T, there could be a plausible allocation of 5–10% of this amount to alternative asset classes, such as Bitcoin. Thus, it could result in a $1–2 billion inflow into the leading cryptocurrency.

BTC Price

Over the past week, the BTC price volatility has dropped while Bitcoin ETF inflows have continued. Bitcoin has traded above $83,000 recently with analysts expecting a potential breakout above $84,000 soon.

Popular crypto analyst Altcoin Sherpa stated that he expects BTC to surge to $90,000 before making any other significant move. “It could go to 75k eventually, sure, but I think it’d go to 89-90k before that time. Basically, we’re headed to 90k minimum IMO,” he wrote. Some market analysts predict the Bitcoin price rally to further continue to $114K.