• Bitcoin ETFs saw a strong streak of buying in late June with inflows exceeding $250M across several days.
• BTC price stayed above $105K while institutional funds drove consistent accumulation through spot ETFs.
• Coinglass data shows ETF flows shifting from outflows to a strong net inflow streak since mid-May 2025.

Bitcoin spot ETFs are buying hundreds of millions in BTC, signaling strong accumulation despite price volatility. As of July 1, 2025, consistent inflows continue to flow into spot ETFs, with net additions outpacing outflows over recent weeks. According to Coinglass data, this persistent buying trend comes even as the broader crypto market remains cautious.

Consistent Net Inflows Reflect Strong Institutional Interest

Recent Coinglass charts show green bars dominating the ETF inflow section, representing strong and regular capital movement into spot Bitcoin ETFs. Most inflows since June 2025 range between $200M and $500M daily, pushing cumulative net flows closer to the $1B mark. Institutional buyers are leading this momentum, creating a stable support structure for BTC.

The chart also shows red bars, indicating outflows, have steadily decreased over the past two months. Earlier in 2025, ETF outflows were more frequent, reflecting market uncertainty following macroeconomic disruptions. However, current patterns now show a firm reversal in behavior as capital shifts back into digital asset funds.

As these institutional inflows return, Bitcoin’s price, shown by the yellow line, has trended upward. Between May and July 2025, BTC has moved from lows below $95K to above $107K. ETF accumulation appears to have contributed significantly to this price stabilization and upward trend.

BTC Price Stability Rises With Fund Activity

While short-term traders hesitate, institutional participants are gradually absorbing liquidity. The yellow line representing BTC price now moves closely with ETF inflow spikes. This close correlation confirms that fund activity directly impacts price movements in the current cycle.

During the March to May 2025 period, Bitcoin saw large ETF outflows and corresponding dips in price action. Since mid-May, this behavior has reversed. The shift from red-dominated flows to a green-led structure signals an institutional conviction in BTC’s long-term value.

Notably, the most recent activity—highlighted in a yellow box—marks one of the strongest multi-day inflow streaks this year. Each bar during this period averages above $250M in net capital entering ETFs. This sustained movement suggests continued buying regardless of short-term price corrections or media sentiment.

BTC has held levels above $105K during this accumulation phase, indicating resilience despite global economic uncertainty. ETF inflows appear timed to capitalize on dips, suggesting that buyers expect further appreciation.

Can ETF Buying Power Push BTC Beyond Its All-Time High?

As Bitcoin price hovers just under its record peak, one question remains: Can ETF inflows drive BTC beyond its all-time high?

The ETF behavior seen on Coinglass suggests confidence not only in price appreciation but also in Bitcoin’s broader institutional adoption. With most retail traders remaining cautious, this trend may push market structure toward more institutionally driven cycles.

Data from July 1 confirms the largest concentration of ETF inflows since the November 2024 cycle peak. The current pattern mirrors accumulation phases seen in early 2024, which preceded price rallies. If history repeats, ETF inflows may lay the groundwork for another surge.

As Bitcoin sits near $107K and demand grows, eyes are now on whether fund inflows can fuel a move beyond $120K.