In May, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $5.77 billion poured in, delivering their best performance since last November.

Bitcoin’s spot price recently climbed above $110,000, marking a new record high.

This month, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have drawn $5.77 billion in net inflows — their strongest showing since November — according to SoSoValue data.

The surge in capital reflects increased appetite for directional exposure, alongside growing interest in cash-and-carry arbitrage strategies. Since mid-April, these ETFs have only seen net outflows on four occasions, signaling robust investor confidence.

BlackRock’s IBIT fund has been the top recipient of inflows, coinciding with Bitcoin’s fresh price milestones.

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