On Wednesday, Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant inflows, totaling $462 million, as BTC briefly surpassed the $73,000 mark. This surge contributed to a three-day inflow streak for these investment vehicles, accumulating $1.1 billion. Leading the charge was BlackRock's IBIT, which alone attracted $307 million in new capital. The positive trend saw almost all US spot Bitcoin ETFs recording gains, highlighting continued investor interest and a robust performance across the sector. This development underscores the growing institutional appetite for direct Bitcoin exposure through regulated products.

On Wednesday, Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant inflows, totaling $462 million, as BTC briefly surpassed the $73,000 mark. This surge contributed to a three-day inflow streak for these investment vehicles, accumulating $1.1 billion. Leading the charge was BlackRock's IBIT, which alone attracted $307 million in new capital. The positive trend saw almost all US spot Bitcoin ETFs recording gains, highlighting continued investor interest and a robust performance across the sector. This development underscores the growing institutional appetite for direct Bitcoin exposure through regulated products.