ETFs tracking Bitcoin (BTC) in the US attracted a staggering $912 million on April 22, setting a new record in 2025. This is the largest daily inflow since January, showing a significant improvement in institutional investors’ sentiment towards Bitcoin. Analysts attribute this surge to several key factors: political retreat by Trump on tariffs imposed on China, weakness of the US dollar hitting a three-year low, and Bitcoin’s increasing correlation with gold as a safe asset. In response to these developments, the price of Bitcoin has crossed the $93,000 mark for the first time in seven weeks. As institutional capital flows back into the market, analysts predict that the four-year Bitcoin cycle may enter a bullish phase sooner than expected. In this regard, Arthur Hayes, the founder of BitMEX exchange, believes that the current conditions might be the ‘last chance’ to buy Bitcoin below $100,000. You can monitor the prices of all tokens and cryptocurrencies live and instantaneously on the digital currency price page.
