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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have managed to recover from losses, according to a Bloomberg analyst., 2026/03/25 18:44:33
Senior analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, Eric Balchunas, has calculated that in the past month, Bitcoin-linked exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted $2.5 billion in capital, nearly offsetting the outflow of funds that has persisted since the beginning of January.
According to the analyst, Bitcoin ETFs are just one day away from “climbing out of the hole.” The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF from BlackRock has ranked in the top 2% of ETFs for capital inflows since the start of the year, Balchunas noted on social media platform X.
He further mentioned that Bitcoin ETFs have demonstrated remarkable resilience during the 40% decline from its all-time high of $126,080 reached in October. For comparison, Balchunas cited that when gold fell by 40% nearly a decade ago, one-third of investors withdrew their funds from that precious metal. The situation is different for Bitcoin ETFs.
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According to data from SoSoValue, the largest capital inflow this month occurred on March 2, totaling $458.1 million. On March 16 and 17, daily inflows exceeded $200 million.
As reported by The Kobeissi Letter, ETFs currently account for 37% of the total trading volume in the U.S. stock market, marking the highest average monthly figure on record. Since the beginning of 2025, this figure has increased by 13%. Institutional investors have begun to view Bitcoin ETFs as a primary tool for hedging against volatility risks and for opening short positions, according to Kobeissi Letter.
Andri Fauzan Adziima, head of research at the cryptocurrency exchange Bitrue, stated that the increase in capital inflows to Bitcoin-linked ETFs is attributed to the regulated nature of these investment instruments. The analyst has observed that funds are currently shifting from gold ETFs to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. This indicates that major companies are once again willing to invest in BTC ETFs for portfolio diversification.
In January, ETFs linked to the cryptocurrency SOL set a record for capital attraction, with a total of $23.5 million. The leading fund for inflows was the BSOL fund from Bitwise, which accounted for $20.8 million.
