Bitcoin ETFs Are Seeing Their Biggest Inflows Since October 2025. Is Bitcoin Finally Back?
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Bitcoin 's ( BTC -1.37% ) U.S. spot price exchange-traded funds ( ETFs ) drew in $2.39 billion in inflows for the week ending on Sept. 25. That marked Bitcoin's biggest ETF inflows since the week ending on Oct. 10, 2025, when its weekly total reached $2.71 billion. However, Bitcoin still ended the week at about $84,000. That was well below its record high of more than $126,000, which it reached on Oct. 6, 2025. Let's see why Bitcoin's ETFs are bouncing back -- and if that recovery suggests that Bitcoin will revisit its all-time highs. Bitcoin, along with the broader cryptocurrency market , remains under pressure as rising interest rates and Treasury yields drive investors toward more conservative investments. Bitcoin also faces competitive pressure from stablecoins, which are directly pegged to fiat currencies, and smaller, higher-growth altcoins with more exposure to decentralized applications. Some investors are also worried that quantum computers could eventually crack Bitcoin's private keys.
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