🏋🏻♀️📈BTC ETFs IN ₿ITCOIN 🧲 ATTRACT US$ 3.8 BILLION IN 3 WEEKS ➠
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$XRP LOSE STEAM💪📉
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.
🔥 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 → US$19M
that is:
-83% in just one week.
👀 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.
⤑ 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.
⚠️ 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.
🔥 The current reading is different:
Institutional money has not abandoned ETH and XRP » But it is clearly prioritizing BTC now.
👇 Is this move just a temporary search for safety, or will Bitcoin
$BTC continue sucking liquidity from the other ETFs?
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