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Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have turned positive for net flows across the 2026 calendar year, with both institutional and retail investors continuing to add capital to the flagship cryptocurrency despite a volatile market backdrop. ETF activity has also picked up over the past two weeks, according to data tracked by SoSoValue and highlighted by ETF Store President Nate Geraci.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded net inflows on 10 of the last 11 trading days. While Bitcoin’s price has been choppy—down roughly 35% from the record macro high it set in early October of last year—ETF investors have not shown signs of panic. During that 35% drawdown window, spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed nearly $1 billion in fresh capital.
Geraci praised the behavior on X, describing ETF investors as “longer-term allocators” and characterizing the buyers as having “diamond hands.” The pattern suggests that, rather than selling into weakness, traditional finance investors appear to be accumulating Bitcoin at a discount.
On April 23, spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $223.21 million in net inflows, marking day seven of a consecutive daily inflow streak.
On the same day, Ethereum spot ETFs saw their 10-day inflow streak end. ETH products recorded $75.94 million in net outflows, with nearly every product on the market experiencing exits.
SoSoValue summarized the split as “Same market. Diverging conviction.”
For now, institutional confidence appears concentrated on Bitcoin as the primary digital asset. Bitcoin dominance recently surpassed 60% for the first time this year, according to U.Today.
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