Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record Major Volume Surge

BlackRock and Fidelity ETFs Hit $4 Billion in Daily Volume

Major Spot Bitcoin ETF providers such as BlackRock and Fidelity have played a significant role in the recent market changes. Their products recorded a remarkable daily volume of over $4 billion on July 10, 2025.

These ETFs now manage approximately $135 billion in Bitcoin, with institutional figures like Larry Fink of BlackRock advocating for Bitcoin’s potential. This marks an important shift in institutional engagement with regulated products.

Bitcoin Surpasses $112,000 Amid ETF Trading Surge

The surge pushed Bitcoin to new all-time highs exceeding $112,000, and ETFs now make up over 30% of spot Bitcoin trading volume. Market sentiment on social platforms is bullish, reflecting optimism about mainstream adoption.

The preference for regulated ETF vehicles over direct exchange activities indicates a change in market preferences, potentially affecting market structure and future liquidity movements. Institutional inflows significantly boost BTC’s price, influencing other cryptocurrencies.

US Spot Bitcoin ETF Launch Spurs Price Rally

Events comparable to the current ETF surge include the US Spot Bitcoin ETF launch in January 2024. Historical ETF actions have often led to Bitcoin price rallies and amplified asset flows.

Raoul Pal remarked on the ongoing institutionalization of Bitcoin, likening the inflows to past market cycle transformations. This evolution signals enduring shifts in the market landscape.

“The scale and persistence of ETF inflows are structurally changing the nature of Bitcoin market cycles. This isn’t just hype – it’s the wholesale institutionalization of BTC.” – Raoul Pal, Macro Investor
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