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Since the beginning of 2025, Bitcoin’s price has fallen by approximately 25%. Despite this decline, 95% of U.S.-based spot Bitcoin 
$102,925 ETF investors are maintaining their positions. According to Bloomberg data, while investors are facing market pressures, they prefer to hold onto their ETF assets rather than selling, resulting in managed total assets exceeding $115 billion. The stable attitude of institutional investors amidst this recent price drop is seen as a long-term confidence signal in the market.
ETF Investors Reluctant to Sell
Bloomberg strategist James Seyffart noted that inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have decreased from $40 billion to $35 billion during peak periods. Seyffart emphasized that this slight decline has not changed the determination of the majority of investors, with 95% of ETF positions still intact.
Leading institutional investors like Goldman Sachs are also keeping their positions unchanged, showcasing their long-term perspectives despite short-term fluctuations. In the ETF market, despite experiencing $5 billion in outflows in March, certain products continue to see inflows, reflecting investors’ understanding of risk management.
Long-Term Investors Continue to Accumulate Bitcoin
While recent drops in Bitcoin prices have been felt across the market, long-term investors are increasing their purchases, signaling optimism for the future. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez reported that long-term investors added a total of 131,000 BTC to their wallets in the past month alone.
On the other hand, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju remarked that current market demand appears stagnant, making it challenging to provide a clear short-term assessment. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at around $81,953, down approximately 1.56%, as market participants await developments with a calm outlook despite uncertainties.
