
On September 8, 2025, Bitcoin ETFs had net inflows of $364.3 million. Fidelity FBTC topped with $156.5 million, and the Ark Invest ARKB contributed with $89.5 million. Others that had significant contributions were BlackRock with IBIT of $25.5 million and BitBull with BITB of $42.7 million. GBTC by Grayscale attracted less than 4.4 million dollars. Such inflows represent the most significant one-day inflows into Bitcoin ETFs in three months.
Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, had net outflows of $787.6 million in the same week. The most significant contributors to the redemptions were BlackRock ETHA and Fidelity FETH. The separation of the two asset classes indicates an increasing institutional shift towards Bitcoin as a regulated and liquid digital asset.
The behaviour of multiple corporate treasuries has led to a rise in Bitcoin's visibility within mainstream financial planning. Figma, after its public listing in July, invested 5.7% of its treasury in Bitcoin ETFs.Even though the stock value saw a decline in the short run, the move was an indication of rising corporate confidence in Bitcoin's long-term valuation.
MicroStrategy continued to accumulate its Bitcoin reserves, adding 1,955 BTC in one week. This acquisition consumed a significant portion of freshly mined Bitcoin, decreasing its availability in the market and institutionalizing control of the amount in circulation. The trend points to a change where corporate treasuries are actively manipulating the supply of Bitcoin.
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Recent macroeconomic data, including bad job figures in August, have led to increased expectations of US Federal Reserve rate cuts. Market analysts have already made three moves towards a lower rate in 2025, though some have even priced higher rates of reduction. Such a shift in policy has increased the appeal of Bitcoin as a potential inflation hedge.
On September 6, Bitcoin traded at $112,200, and ETFs were selling into the market. The broader market sentiment is driving the price. The supporting technical indicators may point to stability in the range of $107,500, and the most crucial support level is 100,000. Ether, priced at approximately $4,300, performed worse in the same season, signaling institutional convergence in favor of Bitcoin ETFs as the digital haven of choice.