๐๐ปโโ๏ธ๐BTC ETFs IN โฟITCOIN ๐งฒ ATTRACT US$ 3.8 BILLION IN 3 WEEKS โ
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Institutional capital has returned strongly to Bitcoin.
Spot BTC ETFs in the United States ended their best three-week streak of 2026, accumulating US$3.8 billion in net inflows. In the last week alone, there were US$986.9 million.
๐ฅ And the contrast with Ethereum and XRP was huge.
While Bitcoin ETFs gained traction, Ether funds saw fundraising fall 74%, from US$824.4 million to US$218.4 million.
In XRP ETFs, the drop was even sharper:
US$110.5M โ US$19M
that is:
-83% in just one week.
๐ This suggests a clear shift in behavior:
when the market enters a correction and uncertainty increases, institutional capital seems to seek the most liquid and established asset in the sector.
โค And today that asset is still Bitcoin.
On Friday, BTC ETFs took in US$174.6 million, and BlackRock's IBIT alone accounted for US$117.4 million, about 67% of all daily flow. Fidelity's FBTC captured the remaining relevant US$57.2 million for the session.
The total assets of spot Bitcoin ETFs are approximately:
US$101.3 BILLION
e the cumulative flow since launch, in January 2024, is already close to:
US$55.6 BILLION.
โ ๏ธ But there is an important detail:
even with this strong streak, Bitcoin ETFs still have about US$1 billion in negative balance in 2026, a consequence of the heavy outflows recorded between January and April.
ETH and XRP are not in the red for the year either.
Ether ETFs still total about US$863 million in net inflows in 2026, while XRP ETFs have accumulated approximately US$515 million.
๐ฅ The current reading is different:
Institutional money has not abandoned ETH and XRP ยป But it is clearly prioritizing BTC now.
๐ Is this move just a temporary search for safety, or will Bitcoin
$BTC continue sucking liquidity from the other ETFs?
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