Emre Yumlu 
As of July 14, 2025, the cryptocurrency market once again demonstrated strong interest from institutional investors. A total net inflow of over $556 million was recorded into spot Bitcoin ETFs and spot Ethereum ETFs, indicating growing positive expectations for crypto assets in the new week.
$297.4 Million Net Inflow Into Bitcoin ETFs
On July 14, spot Bitcoin ETF products saw a total +$297.40 million in net inflows. Notably:
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iBIT: +$394.70 million
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BITB: +$7.20 million
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HODL: +$8.50 million
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BTC: +$12.70 million
Some ETFs such as GBTC, BTCO, BRRR, EZBC, and BTCW recorded no activity, suggesting capital is concentrating in specific products.
Ethereum ETFs Also On the Rise: $259 Million Inflows
On the same day, spot Ethereum ETF products received a total of +$259 million in net inflows. Key contributors included:
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ETHA: +$151.40 million
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ETH: +$43.80 million
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FETH: +$31.40 million
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ETHE: +$8.90 million
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ETHW: +$11.20 million
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ETHV: +$6.60 million
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EZET: +$5.70 million
No activity was observed in CETH and QETH.
Prices Maintain Bullish Momentum
As of today, Bitcoin is trading at $118,137 and Ethereum at $3,053. With the week starting strong in terms of ETF inflows, the market is expected to continue its upward momentum, fueled by ongoing institutional interest.
Institutional Confidence Grows with ETF Demand
The inflows on July 14 reflect a resurgence of investor confidence and suggest that positive crypto news is already being priced in. Particularly, the growing demand for spot ETF products shows that institutional buyers are becoming more active and optimistic.
Looking ahead, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major altcoins may attract even more institutional attention.
Disclaimer: This content does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets carry high risk, and you should conduct your own research before making any investment decisions.
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