Source: Yellow
Original Title: Bitcoin ETF Entries Reach $844 Million in a Single Day as Institutions Resume Accumulation
Original Link: https://yellow.com/es/news/entradas-en-etf-de-bitcoin-alcanzan-844-millones-de-dólares-en-un-solo-día-mientras-las-instituciones-reanudan-la-acumulación
Bitcoin spot ETF inflows totaled approximately $1.7 billion over three consecutive trading days last week, marking the strongest institutional demand surge since early October.
The midweek buying wave peaked on Wednesday with $843.6 million in net inflows, the largest single-day inflow in 2026, followed by $754 million on Tuesday, according to data from Farside Investors.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF led the inflows, capturing $648 million on Wednesday alone and setting a new daily record for the fund, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $125 million.
Supply Dynamics Shift
Vincent Liu, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research, noted that on-chain indicators show that large holders have reduced net sales compared to late December, easing distribution pressure.
“ETF absorption combined with whale stabilization implies a tightening of effective supply and a more risk-on market environment,” Liu said, adding that the odds point to more positive price action, although volatility will persist.
The three-day rally pushed total ETF net inflows above $58.1 billion since its launch in January 2024, with total assets reaching $128 billion, representing approximately 6.56% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
Friday Profit-Taking Moderates Weekly Gains
On Thursday, approximately $395 million in outflows were recorded as Bitcoin traded near $95,000, slightly below the $97,000 level reached earlier in the week, indicating some investors took profits after the rapid appreciation.
The pattern reversed the early January weakness when ETFs experienced over $1.1 billion in outflows across four sessions from January 6 to 9, suggesting institutional flows remain volatile despite structural accumulation trends.
Ethereum ETFs saw approximately $479 million in weekly inflows, with $290 million on Tuesday being the strongest session, although Friday also saw $180 million in redemptions that trimmed overall gains.
The Ecoinometrics bulletin noted that recent ETF inflow spikes have historically triggered short-lived price rebounds rather than sustained rallies, with gains typically fading once inflows slow down.
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Bitcoin ETF entries reach $844 million in a single day as institutions resume accumulation
Source: Yellow Original Title: Bitcoin ETF Entries Reach $844 Million in a Single Day as Institutions Resume Accumulation
Original Link: https://yellow.com/es/news/entradas-en-etf-de-bitcoin-alcanzan-844-millones-de-dólares-en-un-solo-día-mientras-las-instituciones-reanudan-la-acumulación Bitcoin spot ETF inflows totaled approximately $1.7 billion over three consecutive trading days last week, marking the strongest institutional demand surge since early October.
The midweek buying wave peaked on Wednesday with $843.6 million in net inflows, the largest single-day inflow in 2026, followed by $754 million on Tuesday, according to data from Farside Investors.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF led the inflows, capturing $648 million on Wednesday alone and setting a new daily record for the fund, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $125 million.
Supply Dynamics Shift
Vincent Liu, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research, noted that on-chain indicators show that large holders have reduced net sales compared to late December, easing distribution pressure.
“ETF absorption combined with whale stabilization implies a tightening of effective supply and a more risk-on market environment,” Liu said, adding that the odds point to more positive price action, although volatility will persist.
The three-day rally pushed total ETF net inflows above $58.1 billion since its launch in January 2024, with total assets reaching $128 billion, representing approximately 6.56% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
Friday Profit-Taking Moderates Weekly Gains
On Thursday, approximately $395 million in outflows were recorded as Bitcoin traded near $95,000, slightly below the $97,000 level reached earlier in the week, indicating some investors took profits after the rapid appreciation.
The pattern reversed the early January weakness when ETFs experienced over $1.1 billion in outflows across four sessions from January 6 to 9, suggesting institutional flows remain volatile despite structural accumulation trends.
Ethereum ETFs saw approximately $479 million in weekly inflows, with $290 million on Tuesday being the strongest session, although Friday also saw $180 million in redemptions that trimmed overall gains.
The Ecoinometrics bulletin noted that recent ETF inflow spikes have historically triggered short-lived price rebounds rather than sustained rallies, with gains typically fading once inflows slow down.