Spot Bitcoin ETFs Register First Net Inflows in Seven Days
For the first time in a week, Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. recorded positive net inflows, a sign of potential optimism returning to the Bitcoin market sentiment.
On April 14, total inflows across 12 active funds reached $1.47 million, following a string of outflows totaling $878 million over the previous seven days.
BlackRock IBIT Leads the Charge, While Fidelity FBTC Sees Outflows
Among the funds, BlackRock’s IBIT dominated with $36.72 million in inflows, while Fidelity’s FBTC experienced $35.25 million in outflows — reflecting a relatively balanced but cautious market response.
Overall, daily trading volume for Bitcoin ETFs hit $2.16 billion, with total net inflows since launch now surpassing $35.36 billion.
Trump’s Tariff Relief Boosts Investor Confidence
The shift in sentiment comes after former President Donald Trump announced tariff relief on a number of Chinese technology imports, including smartphones and computers.
This decision appears to have cooled tensions in the ongoing US-China trade war, providing a confidence boost to cryptocurrency investments.
Cautious Optimism Returns to the Bitcoin Market
While the inflows are modest, the return to the green suggests investors may be warming up to Bitcoin ETFs again.
With geopolitical concerns slightly easing, institutions and retail investors alike are reassessing opportunities in spot Bitcoin ETFs as a hedge and growth vehicle.
