Bitcoin ETF Issuers Are Buying More BTC As Weekly Inflow Turns Green

cryptonews.net 18/03/2025 - 19:40 PM

Bitcoin ETF Inflows and Market Reactions

As the Bitcoin ETF market sees renewed inflows, issuers are making significant BTC purchases. Fidelity and ARK Invest, leading ETF issuers, have collectively acquired more than $40 million in Bitcoin since yesterday.

Rumors suggest that BlackRock, the largest ETF issuer, has made similar purchases, although these remain unverified. The new acquisitions from asset managers might foster a bullish narrative for the market.

Will Bitcoin ETFs Influence a New Bullish Cycle?

After weeks of consistent outflows, the ETF market is recovering. On Monday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs reported a net inflow of $274 million—the highest since February 28.

Blockchain analytics platform Arkham reported that BlackRock appears to be making substantial BTC purchases, stating on social media:
> “ARKHAM ALERT: BlackRock is buying $40 Million BTC. BlackRock is buying. Fidelity is buying. Ark is buying.”

However, on-chain data does not support these claims. Both Fidelity and ARK Investments have confirmed acquiring large BTC amounts today, totaling $41.16 million in inflow transactions. Conversely, BlackRock’s on-chain data indicates a net decline in BTC holdings.

According to ETF analyst Shaun Edmondson, Fidelity and ARK Invest purchased a total of 665 BTC last Friday and 3,261 BTC on Monday.
Bitcoin’s price volatility may contribute to the confusion surrounding the ETF market. Last week, issuer holdings fell below that of Satoshi’s wallet, a landmark they exceeded three months prior.

Despite this, institutional confidence appears to be recovering as most Bitcoin ETFs are showing positive numbers this week.

Conclusion

Institutional investors have significantly impacted Bitcoin’s market dynamics over the past year. Should the ETF market maintain positive net inflows, it could spark a much-needed bullish trend amidst current bearish sentiments.




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