U.S-listed spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded strong inflows on 14th January. The positive inflows were led by renewed demand for Bitcoin ETFs after a volatile start to the year. According to data from SoSoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $843.6 million in net inflows on January 14, making it the largest single-day gain in several months.
The surge followed a period of outflows earlier in January as investors and traders reduced exposure during market uncertainty. BlackRock’s IBIT led the surge and drew in roughly $648 million, while Fedility’s FBTC added about $125 million. Total assets held by the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs rose to around $128 billion.
Ether, Solana, and XRP Gain Positive Inflows
Ether-linked ETFs also saw steady inflows, recording approximately $175 million in net inflows on the day, supported by BlackRock and Grayscale products. Smaller ETFs tracking Solana and XRP posted modest inflows as well. Solana funds had $23.6 million in net inflows, whereas XRP-linked ETFs added $10.6 million.
The ETF inflows coincide with Bitcoin trading near recent highs, hovering just about the $96K level after steadily climbing in the past week. Ether is held above $3,300 while the performance of altcoins remained mixed.
