Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds pulled in $152 million in net inflows on Monday, according to data from Farside Investors, as the cryptocurrency held above the $105,000 mark. The renewed buying interest adds to signs that large investors remain active in the market.

Bitcoin's latest strength comes as traders continue to weigh the effects of the most recent halving cycle, which reduced new supply entering circulation. Supporters of the asset argue that tighter issuance, combined with steady demand from institutions, has helped underpin prices in recent months.

The inflow data also suggests that some investors are using exchange-traded funds as a straightforward route into Bitcoin exposure rather than buying directly on crypto platforms. That trend has helped turn spot ETFs into a key channel for market participation since their launch.

Still, Bitcoin remains volatile and sensitive to shifts in risk appetite, macroeconomic data, and regulatory developments. While Monday's fund flows signal continued interest, the broader outlook will depend on whether demand can stay strong enough to offset swings in sentiment and profit-taking.