Spot Bitcoin ETFs are making a strong comeback early this year. The numbers tell the story: Bitcoin ETFs have captured $471 million in fresh inflows, marking a significant rally for institutional interest. Ethereum ETFs aren't far behind—they've pulled in $174 million, which represents their largest inflow since mid-December. The momentum extends beyond these two giants. Solana spot ETFs also got a slice of the action, recording $8.6 million in net inflows. This rebound in ETF flows signals growing appetite for crypto exposure through traditional investment vehicles, with Bitcoin leading the charge as the market kicks off the year with renewed energy.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-04 15:57
Institutions are starting to pour money again, this is the signal we were waiting for.
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GasFeeCry
· 01-04 15:57
Institutions have finally woken up, pouring in 470 million into BTC... Now traditional finance is also getting competitive.
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 01-04 15:56
BTC this move is indeed quite fierce; institutions should wake up now, right?
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-04 15:54
Institutions are really starting to FOMO; this rebound came just in time.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-04 15:48
Institutions are really starting to move. Is it too late to get in now?
Spot Bitcoin ETFs are making a strong comeback early this year. The numbers tell the story: Bitcoin ETFs have captured $471 million in fresh inflows, marking a significant rally for institutional interest. Ethereum ETFs aren't far behind—they've pulled in $174 million, which represents their largest inflow since mid-December. The momentum extends beyond these two giants. Solana spot ETFs also got a slice of the action, recording $8.6 million in net inflows. This rebound in ETF flows signals growing appetite for crypto exposure through traditional investment vehicles, with Bitcoin leading the charge as the market kicks off the year with renewed energy.