Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Major Influx, Topping $750 Million in a Day
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their most substantial daily net inflows since early October, amassing $753.7 million on Tuesday. This surge signals a powerful return of institutional demand after a period of year-end portfolio rebalancing and caution.
Data from SoSoValue shows Fidelity’s FBTC led the charge with $351 million in inflows. It was followed by Bitwise’s BITB with $159 million and BlackRock’s IBIT with $126 million. Analysts view this as a decisive shift in investor sentiment.
“These inflows represent a resurgence of institutional demand,” noted Nick Rick of LVRG Research. He added that investors are now aggressively reallocating capital after de-risking activities late last year. The positive momentum was not confined to Bitcoin.
Inflows into Bitcoin ETFs were matched by significant activity in Ethereum products, with five funds collectively posting $130 million in positive flows. This broad-based demand underscores a renewed institutional comfort with major digital assets.
Vincent Liu of Kronos Research linked the inflows to improving macroeconomic clarity. He cited the latest US consumer price index data and progress on crypto market structure legislation in Washington as key factors bolstering investor confidence for risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
