Bitcoin ETFs received inflows of $753 million this Tuesday

Source: CritpoTendencia Original Title: Bitcoin ETFs received inflows of $753 million this Tuesday Original Link: During Tuesday’s trading session, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) joined a renewed wave of buying. These products from the US stock market, which offer direct exposure to BTC, recorded inflows totaling $753 million during the session.

The renewed appetite for crypto exposure among Wall Street portfolios was linked to a series of positive news regarding BTC. Among them, the December US CPI inflation data stood out. The figures showed a better-than-expected result after the distortion observed in November’s data.

Thus, the year-on-year CPI reading of 2.7% through December rekindled expectations of further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This scenario prompted large portfolios, followed by retail investors, to increase positions in BTC and other relevant cryptocurrencies. In this context, stock market products began to attract significant capital volumes.

According to data from Farside Investors, a total of $753 million flowed into Bitcoin spot ETFs this Tuesday. The largest capital recipient was Fidelity’s FBTC fund, which saw inflows of $351.4 million. This is an unusual behavior, as IBIT from a certain manager typically leads the days with the highest positive flows.

However, this Tuesday, IBIT ranked third, with inflows of $126.3 million, while the second position went to Bitwise’s BITB, with $159.4 million.

ETFs leading the buying pressure on Bitcoin

As a result of the intense demand for crypto ETF shares from institutional portfolios, prices quickly reacted upward. Bitcoin briefly recovered the $96,000 level during the early hours of this Wednesday, generating a positive movement across the rest of the digital asset market.

Since Bitcoin spot ETFs started trading two years ago, their influence on the coin’s price has been significant.

In fact, capital inflows and outflows in these products tend to correlate directly with proportional movements in the price. When positive flows in ETFs coincide with large investor purchases, gains tend to consolidate.

In recent months, a significant portion of portfolios exposed to these products had executed substantial liquidations. However, the data recorded this Tuesday are strong enough to suggest the beginning of a new phase of sustained inflows.

In any case, this Wednesday’s session in New York will be key to confirming whether this is a widespread market recovery in crypto. For now, Bitcoin’s price found resistance around the $96,000 zone and retreated toward $95,000.

The performance of this Wednesday’s Bitcoin ETFs could determine whether BTC manages to clearly break that barrier. If successful, the next technical and psychological target would be at $100,000, a level that could be decisive for the continuation of the bullish cycle in the first part of 2026.