U.S.-approved spot bitcoin ETFs have recorded 10 straight business days with inflows despite the massive dip in the price of bitcoin below the $100,000 mark over the last weekend, according to data from ETF tracker, Farside. Concluding Monday, the investment funds saw a whopping $350.6 million inflow as six out of the eleven approved funds ended the day on the green side.
Remarkably, within the past ten business days, investors have pulled $2.765 billion from investors.
IBIT Leads $350 Million Inflow
Following the same sequence as many other days, BlackRock’s IBIT led the green day with $217.6 million inflow, leaving other bitcoin ETFs behind. Notably, since the U.S. approval of bitcoin ETFs in January 2024, IBIT has been at the forefront, with an all-time inflow of $51.2 billion.
As revealed by Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, as a result of its massive success, IBIT has surpassed SPLG to take over the fourth place on the year-to-date ETFs leaderboard.
$IBIT has taken over 4th place on the YTD flow leaderboard. Passing $SPLG. What’s also wild is IBIT is 5th in 3yr flows (despite only being alive for 1.5yrs). pic.twitter.com/4m2XgdX2o6
— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) June 23, 2025
Commenting on the success, Michael Saylor, Chairman of Strategy, an American business intelligence firm that holds almost 600,000 bitcoins, predicted that IBIT would make it to the top of the list in no distant time.
FBTC, BITB Join Bullish Trend
Trailing IBIT on Monday was Fidelity’s FBTC, which took in $105.7, covering over 30% of the bullish day. Over time, FBTC has amassed about $11.57 billion from U.S. indirect bitcoin investors.
Other bitcoin ETFs on the list include Bitwise BITB, which took in $14.6 million, and Grayscale’s BTC, which took in $10.1 million. ARKB and BTCO also amassed $8.3 million collectively, while only GBTC saw a red day with $5.7 million in outflows.
BTC Price Drops
On Sunday, the world’s leading crypto, BTC saw a sharp drop to its one-month low below the $100,000 mark. The asset tumbled to $98,200, resulting in over $600 million loss for bullish leverage traders. However, Monday was different as investors pulled in funds, bringing the apex coin up above the $105,000 mark, a more than 5% price jump.
At press time, bitcoin struggles to find a balance above the $105,000 mark as it dillydallies between $104,900 and $105,100.
