Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds pulled in about $1.2 billion in a single day, marking the strongest wave of inflows since the March halving, according to Reuters. The surge points to renewed institutional demand for regulated crypto exposure as investors continued to add to ETF holdings.

Bitcoin’s price remained above $110,000 during the latest trading session, helping support sentiment across the market. Analysts and traders have been watching whether sustained ETF buying can offset volatility tied to mining economics and broader risk appetite.

The inflow burst came as the network adjusts to post-halving conditions, which have changed miner rewards and kept attention on supply dynamics. For now, the combination of elevated prices and heavy ETF purchases suggests that larger investors are still treating bitcoin as a high-conviction allocation.

While the long-term path remains uncertain, the latest data show that spot bitcoin funds continue to serve as a major channel for capital entering the market. That demand could remain a key driver if prices stay elevated and institutional interest persists.