Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. saw inflows of about $2 billion in April, the largest monthly amount this year, driven by a strong rally in Bitcoin's price. The Invesco Bitcoin Strategy ETF (IBIT) led these inflows, capturing the majority of new capital despite some late-month redemptions. This surge highlights growing investor appetite for regulated Bitcoin exposure, especially from institutional players, although volatility and regulatory uncertainty remain risks. Market watchers will be looking to see if this momentum continues into May or if outflows increase with any price pullbacks.
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