Record Crypto Inflows Signal Strong Market Confidence

Digital asset funds just witnessed their second-biggest daily surge ever. On October 6, 2025, crypto inflows hit $1.21 billion as Bitcoin reached a new peak of $126,327.

BlackRock’s IBIT led the charge with $970 million in fresh capital. Fidelity’s FBTC added $112.3 million, while Bitwise’s BITB brought in $60.1 million. This massive wave of investment shows growing trust in digital assets among institutional players.

What’s Driving These Crypto Inflows?

Several factors are pushing money into crypto funds right now. Weak job market data from the ADP Payroll report caught investors’ attention. The recent Federal Reserve rate cut also played a role.

Some analysts believe concerns about government stability added fuel to the fire.

Bitcoin funds have now pulled in over $61.5 billion since they started in January 2024.

Total assets under management across all crypto ETFs now stand at roughly $170 billion. These numbers tell a clear story: big money is betting on crypto’s future.

Ethereum funds are also seeing strong demand. They recorded $181.8 million in net inflows on the same day. BlackRock’s ETHA product led with $92.6 million. The fund has now seen six straight days of positive flows, totaling nearly $1.5 billion.

BlackRock’s Milestone Moment

BlackRock’s IBIT is closing in on $100 billion in total assets. This would make it the fastest ETF ever to hit this mark, taking just 435 days. The previous record holder took 2,011 days to reach the same level.

The fund now holds around 791,628 Bitcoin, worth approximately $98 billion at current prices. It has become BlackRock’s most profitable ETF, beating out their S&P 500 and gold products.

Trading activity also jumped during this period. IBIT alone saw $4.9 billion in volume out of a total $6.5 billion across all Bitcoin ETFs.

Market experts say this rally looks different from past ones. Lower leverage and cleaner positioning suggest a more stable foundation. Real demand is driving prices higher, not just speculation.