2026-01-06 08:25:53

Bitcoin spot ETF saw a large influx of funds yesterday, with a single-day net inflow of $697.2 million, showing a very strong momentum. More notably, since 2026, just two trading days have accumulated a net inflow of $1.16 billion, fully reflecting the market's continued enthusiasm for Bitcoin ETF products.

Looking at specific institutions, BlackRock's IBIT performed the best, with a single-day net inflow of $372.5 million, continuing to lead similar products. Fidelity's FBTC also didn't lag behind, contributing $191.2 million in net inflow. The ETF products from these two major asset management firms continue to attract funds, further confirming the growing demand from institutional investors for Bitcoin allocations.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-08 11:59

so 6.97B single day inflow... actually lemme recalculate that, pretty sure it's 697M not billion lol. anyway, ibit crushing it as usual. statistically significant? maybe. or just institutional fomo doing its thing again. theoretically speaking, this could reverse faster than people think given the vol we've seen

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UncleWhale

· 01-08 03:44

Institutional bottom-fishing is so crazy, they absorbed 1.16 billion in two days. What’s the rhythm... What are BlackRock and Fidelity doing, competing so fiercely?

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-07 16:57

According to data, the net inflow growth rate this wave is indeed worth paying attention to—$6.972 billion in a single day has already exceeded the average level of most trading days in 2024. The specific analysis is as follows: the combined inflow of IBIT and FBTC accounts for 82%, which fully indicates that the bargaining power of leading institutions is strengthening. But a risk warning—historically, every time there is this kind of "sustained enthusiasm," it is often accompanied by short-term high volatility. Caution is advised. In fact, this reflects the process of traditional asset management being forced to adapt to on-chain asset allocation needs... interesting.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-06 08:55

Damn, BlackRock's move is really impressive. They put in 370 million a day. Institutional players are just different.

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LadderToolGuy

· 01-06 08:54

Oh my, with this level of excitement, 1.16 billion came in just in two days. Are institutions all rushing to buy? BlackRock and Fidelity are really incredible, one with 370 million and the other with 190 million. Are they really risking everything to buy? Wait, is this really happening or are they trying to trick us into adding more...

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GovernancePretender

· 01-06 08:53

Institutions are sweeping in, this time it's really different --- BlackRock IBIT consumed 370 million in one day, Fidelity is not idle either, what does that mean... Institutions are really starting to take it seriously --- 1.16 billion came in just in two days? This pace is a bit fast --- Now even large asset managers are bottom fishing, what are retail investors still hesitating about --- IBIT leading the way was expected long ago, BlackRock's move is truly different --- Just want to ask, how long can this wave of capital inflow last? Can it go crazy for a few more days? --- Institutional allocation demand is increasing? Basically, everyone is bullish

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-06 08:47

Wow, the amount of funds is really outrageous. IBIT's 370 million in a day directly outperforms other players. Are the institutions starting to buy the dip? It feels like Bitcoin is about to take off this year. But to be honest, once BlackRock and Fidelity, these two giants, move, retail investors will just follow suit...

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-06 08:28

The data is indeed impressive, but the underlying logic behind the continuous accumulation by giants like BlackRock and Fidelity is even more worth pondering... Institutional intuition has always been ahead of the curve.

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