Bitcoin spot ETF records $57.8 billion in cumulative fund inflows, deepening IBIT's dominance

LiquidationSurvivor · 2026-01-28T04:17:12+00:00

The Bitcoin spot ETF market is experiencing structural changes, highlighted by substantial fund inflows despite overall outflows. BlackRock's IBIT stands out with significant gains, while Fidelity's FBTC faces outflows yet remains influential. The total assets in Bitcoin spot ETFs indicate their growing importance in the cryptocurrency market.

LiquidationSurvivor

2026-01-28 04:17:12

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Structural changes are becoming prominent in the Bitcoin spot ETF market. On January 16th alone, a total of $395 million was withdrawn from all spot ETFs, but the cumulative net assets have seen a massive inflow of $57.82 billion. These figures clearly demonstrate which products institutional investors are currently favoring in the cryptocurrency market.

BlackRock IBIT’s Dominance Contradicts Overall Market Trends

The notable point is that while the overall market experienced capital outflows, only BlackRock’s IBIT recorded net inflows. Over the past day, IBIT attracted $15.09 million in net inflows, and the total accumulated assets amount to $63.41 billion. This indicates how strong BlackRock’s brand power and product competitiveness are in the market.

Fidelity FBTC Leads Major Fund Movements

Meanwhile, Fidelity’s FBTC recorded the largest capital outflow yesterday, amounting to $200.5 million. Nevertheless, FBTC’s total net inflow remains at $11.916 billion, maintaining a significant position in the industry. These figures illustrate how short-term capital flow fluctuations can differ from long-term cumulative trends.

Growth Signals in the Bitcoin Spot ETF Market

As of the reporting date, the total net assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs stand at $124.56 billion. An even more interesting point is that ETF assets account for 6.53% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization, indicating that spot ETFs are playing an increasingly important role in the Bitcoin market. The accumulated net inflow exceeding $57.8 billion proves the sustained interest of institutional investors.

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