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Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced significant declines in recent months, falling as low as $60,000 in February.
These declines also negatively impacted US spot ETFs, resulting in significant outflows.
However, the positive momentum seen in Bitcoin and the market has also been reflected in inflows into ETFs.
BNY Mellon, one of the US’ oldest banks at this stage, said spot Bitcoin ETFs are undergoing a buy-and-hold trend in place.
In a statement to The Block, Ben Slavin, head of BNY Mellon’s ETF division, said spot Bitcoin ETCs have received net inflows this year and are generally back in good territory.
Salavin said that spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net inflows year-to-date due to the ‘buy and hold’ trend.
A BNY Mellon official said that as of April 23, total daily inflows for the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs exceeded $335 million, and monthly infusions over $2. One billion is 1 billion for .
‘Most of the outflows have been significant in this year, but spot Bitcoin ETFs are a net $1 inflow. From the start of this year, he had 8 billion in three months. Paraphrast.
The people who invest in Bitcoin ETFs tend to hold onto their assets during price declines more than those who invested in other risky assets, Slavin said.
He also added that ETF investors are implementing portfolio allocation and “Buy and Hold” strategies instead of short-term trading.
This view is also backed by Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas’s post about ETCs. Balchunas said all flow metrics are “trending positively for the first time in months” and Bitcoin ETFs are again on the rise, he said.
He wrote in a Balchunas X post ‘We haven’t seen this in months, every period we’ve been tracking is now good. – ’.
Today, the assets of 12 Bitcoin spot ETFs are around $125 billion. In October 2025, this was an all-time high of $162 billion.
*This is not investment advice.
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