The latest wave of capital influx has been flooding the crypto scene. According to the latest data, Bitcoin spot ETFs performed remarkably on January 2nd in Eastern US time — the total net inflow for the day soared to $471 million, and this aggressive fundraising pace is indeed quite intense.

Among them, the most impressive is BlackRock's IBIT. This product attracted a net inflow of $287 million in a single day, easily earning the title of "Money Magnet" for the day. Even more astonishing is that its total historical inflow has surpassed $62.38 billion, leaving similar products far behind. The influence of leading institutions is evident.

The second-ranked Fidelity FBTC also maintained a strong momentum, with a single-day inflow of $88.08 million. However, in terms of total historical inflow, its $12.203 billion still lags behind IBIT, indicating that a differentiated competitive landscape has already begun to take shape.

Looking at the entire sector, the net assets of spot ETFs have reached $116.952 billion, and the ETF asset volume accounts for 6.53% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. The cumulative inflow exceeds $57.084 billion, indicating that major institutions continue to ramp up their deployment in this area.

This wave of concentrated capital inflow actually reflects the market's ongoing optimism about Bitcoin. With such strong capital attraction from leading products, the subsequent capital flow may really start to attract the full market's attention.