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Home»Bitcoin»The Institutional Demand for Bitcoin is Rebuilding, and ETFs are seeing $1.42B of Inflows.

The Institutional Demand for Bitcoin is Rebuilding, and ETFs are seeing $1.42B of Inflows.

Bitcoin By Gavin17/01/2026
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Over the past seven days, Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $1.42 billion. It was their highest weekly performance since mid-October amid renewed institutional demand.

According According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin spot (BTCOn Wednesday, ETFs reached their highest levels since mid-week. largest single-day net inflow In the US, this is approximately $844,000,000. followed by $754 million Tuesday is the day.

Even though there were some pullbacks in the last week, notably a $495 million withdrawal on Friday, a series of strong midweek flows pushed the total weekly amount to $1.42 Billion, which is the most since early October.

Ether Inflows (ETHThe ETFs also had a strong start to the week. On Tuesday the net inflow was the highest, at approximately $290 millions, and on Wednesday it reached about $215. Later in the week there was a weaker session, as net outflows topped $180m on Friday. The weekly gain was reduced to $479m.

Related: Bitcoin ETF inflows cross $1.8B: Will BTC respond with a rally to $100K?

Bitcoin shortage brings investors back

Vincent Liu is the chief investment officer of Kronos Research. He said that this pattern indicates long-only investors are returning to markets after a period caution.

“ETF inflows point to long-only allocators re-entering via regulated channels,” Liu told Cointelegraph. “ETF absorption alongside whale stabilization implies tightening effective supply and a more risk-on market environment.”

Liu explained that the onchain indicator shows large holders, also known as whales have reduced their net sales compared to late December. Thus, this has decreased a significant source of distribution pressure. Combining steady ETF purchases with tightening supply, the market appears more volatile, yet available stock is still increasing.

The pressure to sell whales is dropping. Source: Liu

He cautioned, however, that this shift is still in its early stages and not conclusive. “This is an early phase of the shift, rather than full confirmation,” He added that new inflows and reduced whale-selling, as well as an improved market structure, point towards a durable bid from institutions.

“Odds point to more green days, though not in a straight line,” Liu said. “ETF inflows are providing a structural bid while easing whale selling suggests dips are more likely to be absorbed,” He concluded.

Related: Different types of ETFs, explained – Cointelegraph

Bitcoin’s rally cannot be sustained with short ETF inflows

Bitcoin intelligence: a newsletter EcoinometricsInflows of spot Bitcoin ETFs are often short-lived and do not lead to sustained price gains. Instead, they tend to produce a temporary rise in the market.