Based on recent figures from Glassnode, net inflows for the week ending January 6 amounted to 17,567 BTC, equivalent to around $1.7 billion.<\/span> This increase surpasses the weekly average inflows of 15,900 BTC documented in the final quarter of 2024 and indicates a resurgence of investor enthusiasm.<\/p>\n Inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have shown an erratic pattern. These inflows showed notable fluctuations in late 2024. In September, there was a significant decline as Bitcoin<\/a> prices dropped below $64,000, leading to large withdrawals.<\/p>\n Nevertheless, things began to change by October. Inflows increased dramatically; in few weeks, they topped 24,000 BTC. With the average weekly inflow settling at around 15,900 BTC, the increase continued into November and December, demonstrating the high demand for Bitcoin investments.<\/p>\n After a slow start to the year, demand for US spot #Bitcoin<\/a> ETFs has normalized. In the week of January 6, inflows reached 17,567 #BTC<\/a> ($1.7B), which is slightly higher than the weekly average of 15.9K $BTC<\/a> ($1.35B) from October to December 2024: https:\/\/t.co\/0Cpfm8lpak<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/u4FksOSLuZ<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 glassnode (@glassnode) January 13, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n As the price of Bitcoin increased, so did ETF inflows. In December 2024, the most popular digital asset in the world reached a record-breaking high of $108,135.<\/p>\n This association suggests that as more people switched to exchange-traded funds, investors’ confidence in Bitcoin’s worth grew, leading to a positive market sentiment.<\/p>\n The total holdings of US spot Bitcoin ETFs<\/a> as of early January 2025 are approximately 1.13 million BTC. Grayscale has 204,300 BTC, Fidelity holds 205,488 BTC, and BlackRock has 559,673 BTC, making it the largest holding.<\/p>\n In 2024, BlackRock\u2019s Bitcoin ETF<\/a> (IBIT) garnered attention by accumulating $37.25 billion in assets during its inaugural year, securing the third position on the Top 20 ETF Leaderboard for that year. This significant surge highlights the rising institutional demand for cryptocurrency-backed financial solutions.<\/p>\n Bitcoin ETFs look like they will do well in 2025. Experts in the field think that this year there may be a lot of new, innovative offerings on the market.<\/p>\n There will be at least 50 new bitcoin ETFs this year, according to Nate Geraci of the ETF Store. These will cover a wide range of strategies, such as covered call ETFs and Bitcoin-denominated equity ETFs.<\/p>\n Furthermore, there is conjecture that Bitcoin spot ETFs may soon exceed physical gold ETFs<\/a> in asset size. This would represent a pivotal advancement in the development of digital assets as conventional investment instruments.<\/p>\n Such a change would highlight a rising confidence in Bitcoin as a valid store of value and investment tool, therefore challenging the long-held view of gold as the best hedge.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nWill 2025 Be A Good Year For ETFs?<\/strong><\/h3>\n