Since the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs in early 2024, institutional funds have continued to pour into the market. The latest data shows that by mid-January 2026, the cumulative net inflow of US Bitcoin spot ETFs has reached hundreds of billions of dollars, with approximately billion dollars in fund inflows just in the past week.
This indicates that the traditional financial system has officially accepted Bitcoin as an asset class and has successfully addressed institutional concerns regarding compliance, custody, and processes.
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Since the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs in early 2024, institutional funds have continued to pour into the market. The latest data shows that by mid-January 2026, the cumulative net inflow of US Bitcoin spot ETFs has reached hundreds of billions of dollars, with approximately billion dollars in fund inflows just in the past week.
This indicates that the traditional financial system has officially accepted Bitcoin as an asset class and has successfully addressed institutional concerns regarding compliance, custody, and processes.