After weeks of hesitation, Bitcoin price seems to be regaining altitude — and this time, it’s not just retail enthusiasm driving the move. The cryptocurrency is holding steady above $107,000, supported by a wave of institutional capital that suggests the bull cycle may be far from over.
While macro headwinds persist and traders continue to watch the Fed’s next moves, inflows into regulated crypto products have quietly flipped the script. Bitcoin is no longer a fringe asset in a risk-off environment — it’s becoming the centerpiece of institutional positioning.
And last week’s numbers made that shift unmistakable.
ETFs Attract $2.22B in a Single Week
According to data from SoSoValue, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $2.22 billion during the week ending June 27 — one of the highest totals since their launch. That brings total net assets across these products to $133.17 billion, confirming that capital is returning after a choppy May and early June.
Source: SoSoValue
The inflows weren’t driven by a single issuer, but rather by a broad-based rebound. BlackRock’s IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, and Ark’s ARKB all saw strong demand, indicating renewed appetite from both retail and institutional channels. As a result, ETF-linked buying pressure helped Bitcoin stabilize above key levels even as altcoins lagged.
Bitcoin Price Holds Above $107K
As institutional capital poured into ETFs, Bitcoin’s spot price responded with resilience. The asset is now hovering just above $107,000, regaining composure after a volatile June.
Source: Tradingview
Technically, Bitcoin remains in a consolidation phase, with support around $106K and resistance building just below $110K. A decisive break above that level could pave the way toward $112K–115K, especially if ETF flows maintain momentum into July.
On-chain data also suggests accumulation by long-term holders, while exchange balances remain near multi-year lows — reinforcing the idea that BTC is entering a new phase of supply constraint.
Final Thoughts: Institutions Are Buying the Dip
The narrative is shifting again. Bitcoin isn’t just recovering; it’s attracting real capital in size. The $2.22B in ETF inflows recorded last week isn’t just a headline — it’s evidence that institutional trust is growing, even in the face of macro uncertainty.
With Bitcoin showing strength above $107K and regulated products driving new demand, the setup going into Q3 looks increasingly bullish. If ETF flows remain positive in the coming weeks, the next leg higher may be closer than most expect.
