What’s Next for Bitcoin as ETFs Surge and Corporates Turn to BTC for Yield
The post What’s Next for Bitcoin as ETFs Surge and Corporates Turn to BTC for Yield appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin’s momentum shows no signs of slowing. Now trading around $118,500, the $2.36 trillion asset continues to ride a wave of institutional demand, buoyed by record ETF inflows and a growing push from corporate treasuries. In July, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw only one day of outflows, on the 1st. Since then, they have recorded 10 straight days of inflows totaling $5.227 billion, according to Farside. With that, Bitcoin ETF issuers now hold $152.40 billion in total net assets. BlackRock’s IBIT leads the pack, capturing $56 billion in total net inflows. Meanwhile, more public companies are ramping up their Bitcoin allocations. Corporate treasuries have been buying more BTC than ETFs for three consecutive quarters now. In the second quarter, public companies acquired about 131,000 coins, as per the data from Bitcoin Treasuries. So, Michael Saylor’s Strategy isn’t alone in its aggressive Bitcoin buys, though it certainly leads with 576,230 BTC, which is 2.74% of BTC’s total supply. According to Rich Rines, Initial Contributor at Core, this “growing adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset amid economic uncertainties” could accelerate the momentum that started with Bitcoin halving and has been aided by pro-industry bills. Against this backdrop, the market is looking primed for much higher prices. Already, BTC is up 83.2% in the past year, now helping the broad crypto market finally rally too. “The remainder of 2025 looks exceptionally promising for the crypto market, particularly for Bitcoin,” said Rich. With the momentum “driven by increasing institutional adoption, macroeconomic tailwinds, and clearer regulatory frameworks,” Rich added, “this translates to accelerated growth in Bitcoin treasury strategies, where companies are succeeding with large-scale holding and now exploring ways to earn low-risk yield on those assets without compromising self-custody.” Bitcoin treasury companies started as pure BTC holders but have since scaled into yield-generating…

The post What’s Next for Bitcoin as ETFs Surge and Corporates Turn to BTC for Yield appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Bitcoin’s momentum shows no signs of slowing. Now trading around $118,500, the $2.36 trillion asset continues to ride a wave of institutional demand, buoyed by record ETF inflows and a growing push from corporate treasuries. In July, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw only one day of outflows, on the 1st. Since then, they have recorded 10 straight days of inflows totaling $5.227 billion, according to Farside. With that, Bitcoin ETF issuers now hold $152.40 billion in total net assets. BlackRock’s IBIT leads the pack, capturing $56 billion in total net inflows. Meanwhile, more public companies are ramping up their Bitcoin allocations. Corporate treasuries have been buying more BTC than ETFs for three consecutive quarters now. In the second quarter, public companies acquired about 131,000 coins, as per the data from Bitcoin Treasuries. So, Michael Saylor’s Strategy isn’t alone in its aggressive Bitcoin buys, though it certainly leads with 576,230 BTC, which is 2.74% of BTC’s total supply. According to Rich Rines, Initial Contributor at Core, this “growing adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset amid economic uncertainties” could accelerate the momentum that started with Bitcoin halving and has been aided by pro-industry bills. Against this backdrop, the market is looking primed for much higher prices. Already, BTC is up 83.2% in the past year, now helping the broad crypto market finally rally too. “The remainder of 2025 looks exceptionally promising for the crypto market, particularly for Bitcoin,” said Rich. With the momentum “driven by increasing institutional adoption, macroeconomic tailwinds, and clearer regulatory frameworks,” Rich added, “this translates to accelerated growth in Bitcoin treasury strategies, where companies are succeeding with large-scale holding and now exploring ways to earn low-risk yield on those assets without compromising self-custody.” Bitcoin treasury companies started as pure BTC holders but have since scaled into yield-generating…
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