- Bitcoin ETFs saw 7 days of inflows, becoming 2025’s longest streak, signaling renewed investor confidence and price recovery.
- From Feb 10–Mar 13, ETF outflows led to a 17% BTC drop, but Mar 14–24 reversed with inflows and an 8% price rebound.
- Fidelity’s Solana ETF filing adds momentum, potentially boosting institutional interest and reinforcing crypto’s positive trend.
According to Santiment, there has been a recovery in Bitcoin ETFs since March 14. Notably, positive inflows have occurred for seven days in a row. This indicates a resurgence of investor confidence as it represents the longest run of net inflows in 2025. Besides, Bitcoin and altcoins have also experienced a price rebound during this period.
From February 10 to March 13, Bitcoin ETFs faced heavy outflows. This led to a 17% drop in Bitcoin’s price. Throughout this phase, the market showed persistent selling pressure. Consequently, investors remained cautious, reflecting bearish sentiment. Moreover, multiple consecutive days of negative inflows indicated widespread withdrawals.
However, a reversal emerged from March 14 to March 24. During these ten days, Bitcoin ETFs recorded consistent positive inflows. This influx coincided with an 8% rise in Bitcoin’s price. Significantly, the green bars on the dashboard highlight increased buying interest. Hence, the positive momentum suggests that both retail and institutional investors regained confidence.
ETF Inflows and Bitcoin Price Correlation
Historical data shows a correlation between ETF movements and Bitcoin prices. Periods of substantial inflows align with price appreciation. Conversely, extended outflows typically lead to price declines. For instance, the largest inflow spike occurred around September 2024, driving a major price surge. Hence, monitoring ETF activity provides valuable insights into Bitcoin’s market direction.
Additionally, the recent inflow streak indicates improving sentiment after weeks of negative pressure. Besides, the turnaround suggests investors are less risk-averse. Fidelity’s Solana ETF Filing Adds to Market Momentum
Moreover, further developments in the crypto ETF may amplify this momentum. Yesterday, Cboe submitted a filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This filing seeks approval to list a Fidelity-backed Solana ETF. Additionally, Fidelity registered a Delaware Trust for its Solana fund. If approved, the Solana ETF could attract more institutional investors.
