US Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen more inflows this year so far compared to the same point in 2024, according to data.
This means that traders who don’t want to bother with digital asset wallets and exchanges can use these vehicles to invest into Bitcoin in a mode that’s familiar to them.
While 2024 was more of an up-only year for them, 2025 has so far been different. Below is the chart shared by Moreno that shows how the cumulative net inflow trend for the Bitcoin spot ETFs has compared this year versus the last.
As is visible in the graph, the US Bitcoin spot ETF inflows were initially ahead of pace in 2025 relative to 2024, but as the market downturn took hold, inflows dried up and 2025 fell significantly behind.
From the chart, it’s apparent that 2025 cumulative net inflows stand at $14.8381 billion right now. At the same phase of the year in 2024, they amounted to $14.8278 billion.
The spot ETF demand had been sideways at this point of the time last year, so it’s possible that if inflows continue at the current pace, 2025 will gain some distance.
That said, it only remains to be seen how long demand can keep up, as in 2024, inflows saw an acceleration toward the end of the year as interest flooded into the market alongside the surge beyond $100,000.
In some other news, US Ethereum spot ETFs have been seeing a boom of their own recently, as the netflow has remained green for many weeks now.
Last week was the largest for the Ethereum spot ETFs since the SEC approval in mid-2024, with inflows totaling at 225,857 ETH.
Bitcoin set a new ATH beyond $123,000 yesterday, but the asset has since registered a drop as its price has returned to $117,300.
