Wall Street Money Storm Inflow...Bitcoin 'Buying Spree' Begins Amid ETF Fund Explosion

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An analysis suggests that large-scale funds are pouring into the Bitcoin (BTC) market, initiating an institution-driven 'buying spree'.

According to Benzinga on April 22 (local time), SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci recently described the Bitcoin ETF flow as a 'surge in buying'. He emphasized that the inflow of funds into Wall Street-listed Bitcoin spot ETFs is acting as a key driver changing the market structure itself.

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that these ETFs have recorded a net inflow of over $1 billion this year, with cumulative inflows reaching $58 billion. This is considered close to the all-time high of $62.8 billion.

A key point, in particular, is that fund outflows were limited even during market corrections. Balchunas commented, "For large asset classes, minimizing fund outflows during a downturn is half the battle," and assessed that Bitcoin ETFs met this criterion.

According to data analytics firm SoSo Value, ETF funds recorded net outflows for the first two months of 2026 but rebounded strongly in March and April. The current total assets under management for ETFs are approximately $99.73 billion, accounting for about 6.55% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization.

As institutional fund inflows expand again, Bitcoin is showing a trend of entering a phase of structural demand increase, beyond a simple rebound.

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