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United States-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw collective inflows of $488.1 million on June 5, but Google data shows hardly anyone is searching for them compared to 2021’s bull run — a bullish sign that retail investors haven’t arrived yet. The ETFs recorded their second-best inflow day of $886.6 million on June 4. The next day achieved around half that number, with the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund accounting for the largest share of inflows at $220.6 million, Farside Investors data shows.BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust was second with $155.4 million, and even the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust — which has seen net outflows exceed $17.8 billion since January — saw $14.6 million in net inflows. Despite the strong inflows and a Bitcoin BTCtickers down$71,285 rally past $71,000, Google Trends data shows that, compared to 2021, hardly any Americans are conducting searches related to Bitcoin, Bitcoin ETFs, its price or crypto in general. 

 This follows their second-best inflow day of $886.6 million on June 4, 2024. The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund accounted for the largest share of inflows on June 5, with $220.6 million . These inflows indicate continued investor interest in Bitcoin ETFs, despite a decrease in Google searches compared to the bull run in 2021. Overall, spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant inflows in recent weeks, with year-to-date inflows exceeding $5.7 billion