Invesco’s Bitcoin ETF Draws Fresh Inflows Even as Prices Slump
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The Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF, BTCO, attracted fresh investor money despite a deep pullback in its underlying asset, underscoring resilient demand for crypto exposure via regulated products. On December 10, 2025, the fund recorded positive flows of $6,496,210, lifting its assets under management to $554,890,920. The latest inflow represents roughly 1.17% of BTCO’s total AUM, a meaningful single-day allocation shift for a niche digital-asset vehicle.
The underlying asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $88,041.06, having shed about 24.85% over the past three months. That slide reflects a sharp cooling from earlier highs and ongoing volatility that has tested the conviction of short-term traders. Technically, the picture remains cautious: the one-day signal is flashing a bearish tone at Strong Sell, indicating that momentum and trend indicators are still aligned against the bulls in the very near term.
Yet the latest inflows into BTCO suggest that part of the market is leaning into the weakness, using the drawdown in Bitcoin to build or rebalance positions via the ETF wrapper rather than trading the token directly. For some institutional and advisory clients, ETFs like BTCO provide a more familiar, compliant, and operationally straightforward avenue to express a long-term view on digital assets, even when short-term technicals are unfavorable.
As Bitcoin’s price action continues to whipsaw, flows into products such as BTCO will be closely watched as a barometer of whether traditional-market investors view the recent slump as a buying opportunity or a warning sign. For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.