Bitcoin ETFs Database Initial Consecutive $1B+ Inflows, What’s Ahead For Bitcoin Value?
For the second consecutive week, Bitcoin ETFs have garnered over $1 billion in overall inflows. Total assets now surpass $150 billion, indicating we’ve officially reached the desired “banana zone.” In this market, anything can happen.
Additionally, Wall Street’s skepticism regarding crypto is waning in real time.
The surge in inflows occurs as markets fluctuate on Fed policy and global instability. 
Bitcoin ▲3.60% is acting like a pressure relief valve.
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Bitcoin ETFs Surpass $1 Billion for the Second Consecutive Day
The majority of Friday’s $1.03 billion inflow was attributed to BlackRock’s IBIT, which alone attracted $953.52 million. Other significant inflows include:
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Ark 21Shares’ ARKB: $23.51 million
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Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust: $20.93 million
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VanEck’s HODL: $20.01 million
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Bitwise’s BITB: $6.41 million
No fund reported outflows, achieving six consecutive days of net-positive inflows. With Bitcoin priced at $122,000 and confirming a golden cross, we are likely to witness several new all-time highs this week.
“Bitcoin has entered ‘crisis mode’… Rates are climbing, the USD has dropped 11% over six months, and crypto has risen by $1 trillion in three months.” – Kobeissi Letter
Bitcoin Price Reaches New Peaks, Traders Eye Targets of $135K–$145K
BTC briefly exceeded $123,000, marking a $10,000 increase over the past week and boosting hopes that the pump has further potential. According to Material Indicators co-founder Keith Alan, a long-term technical upward movement is unfolding.
Investor optimism remains high, with analysts at 99Bitcoins predicting additional upward movement:
— 99Bitcoins (@99BitcoinsHQ) July 11, 2025
Contrary to common belief, BTC’s 14% gain in July aligns with historical trends. According to CoinGlass data, July has consistently delivered returns over 20%, particularly in the initial two weeks of the month.
Altcoins and Bitcoin Dominance: A Shifting Dynamic
While BTC is ascending, it faces the backdrop of May’s $316 billion shortfall, rising inflation, and delayed rate adjustments.
Simultaneously, Bitcoin’s dominance in the trading market is lessening. Altcoins are making strides, with Sui, Sei, and Hydra ranking among the top gainers. Nonetheless, with ETFs absorbing billions, BTC remains at the pinnacle of institutional investments.
Welcome to the banana zone pic.twitter.com/IzCIEoO04Z
— Quinten | 048.eth (@QuintenFrancois) July 14, 2025
BTC is acting as a significant crisis hedge. With the US dollar declining, upcoming inflation data, and soaring debt levels, investors are flocking to BTC.
If ETF inflows and crypto market indicators persist, $135K–$145K appears to be the next pricing goal. It may be easier for Bitcoin to reach $500,000 than it was to hit $100,000.
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Key Takeaways
- For the second consecutive week, Bitcoin ETFs have garnered over $1 billion in overall inflows.
- It may be easier for BTC to hit $500,000 than it was to reach $100,000.
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