Foresight News reports that Matrixport stated that although the capital inflow into Bitcoin ETFs is not entirely smooth, the scale is quite substantial: $34 billion flowed in 2024, and an additional $22 billion in 2025. This sustained buying pressure provides strong support for Bitcoin prices. Notably, despite a slow start due to the impact of Trump’s tariffs in the first quarter, the capital inflow rate for 2025 has actually been faster than that of 2024 before the FOMC meeting in late October. Capital flow accelerated sharply in the middle of the year, then stagnated in the fourth quarter. This adjustment seems more cyclical than structural, indicating that 2026 may see a new and possibly stronger round of Bitcoin ETF capital inflows, which could serve as a significant catalyst for driving up the price.
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