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Bitcoin ETFs record weekly inflows of $1.4 billion as institutional demand returns
Source: Yellow Original Title: Bitcoin ETFs Record Weekly Inflows of $1.4 Billion as Institutional Demand Returns
Original Link: https://yellow.com/es/news/los-etf-de-bitcoin-registran-entradas-semanales-de-14-mil-millones-de-dólares-a-medida-que-regresa-la-demanda-institucional US Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted $1.420 billion in net inflows during the week of January 12 to 16, marking the strongest weekly performance in the past three months.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led the surge with $1.035 billion in inflows, accounting for approximately 73% of the total weekly inflows.
Bitcoin trades near $94,900 after briefly touching $97,000 earlier this week, its highest level since mid-November 2025.
What happened
The mid-January inflow streak reversed approximately $1.3 to $1.4 billion outflows recorded from January 6 to 9, when institutional investors withdrew capital following year-end tax strategies.
BlackRock’s IBIT recorded its largest daily inflow of 2026 on January 14, with $648.39 million, setting a new daily record for the fund.
Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund contributed approximately $351.4 million on January 13, the second-largest flow driver of the week.
The inflows pushed total assets under management of Bitcoin ETFs to approximately $128.04 billion, representing 6.56% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization.
Why it matters
The sustained three-day period of inflows signals renewed institutional confidence after a record outflow of $4.570 billion over two months in December, the worst stretch since ETF launches in January 2024.
Demand driven by ETFs is increasingly shaping Bitcoin’s price discovery, as these regulated investment vehicles offer institutional access without the operational complexity of self-custody.
Market analysts note that the inflows coincided with Bitcoin moving above $97,000, although the correlation between ETF purchases and immediate price impact remains a topic of debate among traders.
The reversal suggests that institutional allocators may be repositioning for 2026 after a harvest of tax losses and portfolio rebalancing dominated year-end flows.
However, risks remain if sentiment shifts or outflows resume, which could undermine support above $95,000 and expose Bitcoin to a new test of lower support levels near $90,000.