Bitcoin ETFs Post Biggest Day in a Month, Add $524M as Volume Nears $1.5T

Published at 2025-11-12 12:33:43

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds logged their best single-day performance in roughly a month on Nov. 12, adding $524 million of inflows as cumulative trading volume across the products closed in on $1.5 trillion. Since launching in 2024, the suite of Bitcoin ETFs has attracted roughly $61 billion in net inflows, underscoring steady institutional and retail appetite for regulated BTC exposure.

The surge matters because rising volume and steady inflows can deepen liquidity and provide price support for Bitcoin, while also signaling growing comfort with spot crypto products among traditional investors. Continued inflows and heavy trading volumes may influence spreads, fee dynamics, and how market participants allocate to spot versus derivatives exposure moving forward.

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