Bitcoin ETPs Now Hold Over 1.47 Million BTC, 7% of Total Supply

Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) have amassed over 1.47 million BTC, accounting for roughly 7% of the cryptocurrency’s fixed 21 million ￰1￱ Takeaways: Bitcoin ETPs now hold over 1.47 million BTC, with ￰2￱ leading the ￰3￱ outflows and whale activity suggest investors are rotating into Ethereum ahead of expected ETF ￰4￱ expect a slow, long-term climb for Bitcoin, with possible short-term volatility around Fed policy ￰5￱ lion’s share sits with U. S.-based ETFs, which collectively hold more than 1.29 million BTC across 11 funds, according to fresh data shared by ￰6￱ the pack is BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with 746,810 BTC, followed by Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), which holds just under 199,500 ￰7￱ Bitcoin ETPs Add 170,000 BTC in 2025, Worth $18.7 Billion Since the start of the year, global Bitcoin ETPs have added more than 170,000 BTC to their books, equivalent to around $18.7 billion.

However, that growth appears to be losing ￰8￱ data for August shows global Bitcoin ETPs experienced net outflows of $301 million, while Ethereum funds attracted inflows of $3.95 billion during the same ￰9￱ Global Bitcoin ETF update ￰10￱ — HODL15Capital (@HODL15Capital) September 2, 2025 Investor sentiment has tilted away from Bitcoin in recent weeks, with several large holders shifting capital into ￰11￱ Monday, one prominent whale swapped 4,000 BTC for nearly 97,000 ETH, bringing their Ether holdings to an estimated $3.8 ￰12￱ Intelligence reported that nine whales collectively rotated $456 million from BTC into ETH, likely locking in profits ahead of a seasonal ￰13￱ shift comes at a time when September, historically one of Bitcoin’s weakest months, is underway.

Meanwhile, gold prices have been trending upward, and attention is growing around upcoming ETF decisions involving Solana and ￰14￱ observers see the current Bitcoin lull as part of a longer, grinding ￰15￱ PlanC suggested the path to $1 million may not come through explosive rallies but rather a “boring and underwhelming” seven-year ￰16￱ Digital, meanwhile, warned that a Fed rate cut could prompt a short-term spike followed by a steep correction—unless price action remains subdued heading into the ￰17￱ will rate cuts affect BTC? • 2019 established a 'sell the news' precedent for rate cuts. • Last year, ETF inflows fueled a sustained rally after rate cuts. • This makes the upcoming rate cut a conditional setup rather than a straightforward ￰18￱ more here. ￰0￱ ￰19￱ — Delphi Digital (@Delphi_Digital) September 1, 2025 SEC is Reviewing 92 Crypto ETF Applications As reported, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is currently reviewing 92 crypto ETF applications , according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart.

A detailed spreadsheet published on August 28 shows most of these filings, especially those linked to Solana, XRP, and Litecoin, are facing final decisions by ￰20￱ wave of new applications reflects growing interest in altcoin-focused ETFs and could spark fresh capital inflows into the crypto ￰21￱ and XRP are leading the ETF race, with eight and seven pending applications ￰22￱ altcoins now rank as the most targeted crypto investments after Bitcoin and ￰23￱ overall count of pending applications has climbed rapidly, from 72 in April to 92 in August, marking a significant uptick in institutional interest and regulatory ￰24￱ reported, digital asset investment products bounced back last week, drawing in $2.48 billion in inflows after a brief period of ￰25￱ surge pushed August’s total inflows to $4.37 billion, bringing the year-to-date figure to $35.5 billion.