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The 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $802.5 million in net inflows on Jan. 21, extending their previous inflow run to four days, during which over $3.2 billion entered the funds. The majority of inflows on Tuesday came from BlackRock’s IBIT which saw $661.9 million enter the fund and lead the highest inflows for the the third straight day. Grayscale’s mini Bitcoin Trust followed with an inflow of $136.39 million.$ ARK 21Shares’ ARKB, Fidelity’s FBTC and Franklin Templeton’s EZBC also contributed to the positive momentum with more modest inflows of $8.51 million, $6.97 million and $6.18 million respectively. Bitwise’s BITB bucked the trend with an outflow of $17.41 million. The remaining BTC ETFs saw “0” flows on the day. The total trading volume for the 12 Bitcoin ETFs reached $5.05 billion on Jan. 21, while the total net inflows into the investment products since launch stood at $38.98 billion. Despite the significant inflows of $802.5 million recorded on Jan. 21, they fell short of the $1.08 billion seen the previous trading day. This decline likely stemmed from President Donald Trump’s failure to issue an anticipated executive order to establish a Bitcoin national reserve and prioritise cryptocurrencies as a national agenda. CTO of Komodo Platform, Trump’s early days in office could turn into a “sell the news” event. He explained that the initial optimism in the crypto markets following Trump’s election might fade, as investors had already priced in anticipated policy changes well before Trump assumed the Presidency. However, Stadelmann urged crypto enthusiasts to remain hopeful, noting that Trump’s focus on pressing national challenges has delayed immediate crypto-related actions. “Overall, the Bitcoin and crypto markets should still expect a more crypto-friendly administration under Trump. We see institutions still expecting crypto liberalization as they continue to buy up Bitcoin ETFs ahead of expected policy changes.”At press time Bitcoin Bitcoin BTC3.08% Bitcoin, was up 3.1%, exchanging hands at $105,708 per coin.

Bitcoin spot ETFs had a total net inflow of $755 million on January 15, the first net inflow after net outflows in the past four days. Fidelity ETF FBTC had a net inflow of $463 million per day, and Ark Invest and 21Shares' ETF ARKB had a net inflow of $139 million per day.

Bitcoin’s technological ecosystem continues to evolve, enhancing its scalability, privacy, and utility. “Layer 2” (L2) innovations like the Lightning Network enables near-instant transactions at negligible cost. Newer L2 technologies like Ark and Fedimints will continue to mature, pushing forward bitcoin’s viability as a medium of exchange. Upcoming advancements, such as privacy-enhancing features like Silent Payments and improved self-custody solutions will make bitcoin even more secure and accessible. Additionally, bitcoin-backed lending protocols are poised to unlock liquidity without requiring holders to give up custody of their assets. These developments will reinforce bitcoin’s appeal as 

The cryptocurrency market witnessed contrasting movements in the Ethereum $ETH and Bitcoin $BTC spot ETFs on January 14, 2025. While Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded significant inflows, Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced notable outflows. Ethereum Spot ETF Surge and Positive Inflows The Spot Ethereum ETF market saw a net inflow of $1.1527 million on January 14, reflecting growing investor confidence. This inflow contributed to the cumulative total net inflow, which now stands at $2.414 billion. The total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs has reached $11.398 billion, accounting for 2.94% of Ethereum’s market cap. Key highlights of the day include the Bitwise Ethereum ETF (ETHW), which reported a daily net inflow of $1.15 million, bringing its cumulative net inflow to $343.12 million. ETHW's market price stood at $23.14, with a trading volume of 112,140 shares and $2.59 million in value traded. The ETF’s slight premium of 0.38% indicates steady investor demand. At the time of writing, Ethereum was trading at $3,226.92, showing an intraday surge of 1.83%. With a market cap of $388.83 billion and a 24-hour trading volume of $23.11 billion, Ethereum continues to attract attention as Spot Ether ETFs expand their reach. Bitcoin Spot ETF News: Outflows Dominate Contrary to Ethereum, Spot Bitcoin ETFs faced significant outflows totaling $209.82 million. Leading the declines were GBTC (-$89.01M), FBTC (-$113.6M), and ARKB (-$92.36M). Despite this, minor inflows from Ark & Invest ARKB ($2.89M) and VanEck HODL ($5.46M) partially offset the losses. The total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs currently sits at $108.98 billion, representing 5.70% of Bitcoin’s market cap. Bitcoin was trading at $96,933.26, with a 1.91% intraday increase and a market cap of $1.92 trillion. However, the sustained outflows highlight market caution amid fluctuating prices. Future Outlook With Ethereum ETF inflows and an increasing Spot Ethereum ETF list, Ethereum’s ETF market appears poised for growth, bolstered by investor optimism and potential adoption by institutional players like BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF. Conversely, Bitcoin’s ETF outflows suggest short-term consolidation, but long-term prospects remain robust as demand for Spot Bitcoin ETFs stabilizes.

By 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) will reach $250,000, and Ethereum (ETH) will reach $12,000." This is a prediction I just made up, it may come true or it may not. In fact, most predictions are like this. Although some predictions are based on data, such as VanEck's well-founded predictions, Cathie Wood (CEO of ARK Invest) is known for making bold predictions with amazing numbers. She predicts that BTC will reach $500,000 by 2026 and $1 million by 2030. As for Michael Saylor, he predicts that the price of BTC will reach $13 million by 2045. $BTC $ETH $BGB