Bitcoin ETFs attract $830 million as ether, solana, and XRP also see strong inflows

Significant Inflows for Spot Crypto ETFs as Institutional Interest Rises

Spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds experienced notable inflows on Wednesday, with U.S. bitcoin ETFs seeing a surge in interest as large investors returned following a turbulent start to the year.

According to SoSoValue, spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $843.6 million on January 14, marking their highest single-day inflow in several months. This rebound came after a period of volatility earlier in January, during which outflows were common as traders scaled back their positions.

BlackRock’s IBIT led the way, securing approximately $648 million in new investments, while Fidelity’s FBTC brought in around $125 million. Other providers also saw modest inflows, pushing the total assets managed by U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs to roughly $128 billion.

Spot ether ETFs also benefited from consistent investor interest. On the same day, these funds recorded $175 million in net inflows, with BlackRock’s ETHA and Grayscale’s offerings leading the recovery after a subdued December.

Additionally, smaller spot ETFs tracking solana and XRP posted positive results. Solana-focused funds received about $23.6 million, while ETFs linked to XRP gained $10.6 million, based on the reported data.

This renewed inflow trend coincided with bitcoin trading near its recent peaks, holding just above $96,000 after a week of steady gains. Ether remained above $3,300, though other altcoins showed mixed performance.

The widespread inflows across leading cryptocurrencies indicate that institutional demand is regaining momentum after early-year fluctuations. Continued ETF buying could offer price support, provided overall market conditions remain favorable.