Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) posts best daily performance in a month

The U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) recorded net inflows of $524 million yesterday, its best single-day performance since early October, when Bitcoin prices peaked around $126,000.

BlackRock’s IBIT fund accounted for the largest share with $224.2 million in flows, followed by Fidelity FBTC fund ($165.9 million), and Ark Invest’s ARKB fund ($102.5 million), while Grayscale BTC fund and Bitwise BITB saw smaller increments.

Although the price of Bitcoin fell about 3% to $103,000, the price partially recovered to $104,724 in Wednesday trading.

Since their launch in January 2024, these funds have attracted total inflows of $60.8 billion, with cumulative trading volume approaching $1.5 trillion.

Prior to this rally, the funds experienced their worst 30-day period of inflows since March 2025, losing 29,008 BTC, according to K33’s report.

However, analysts believe that the wave of outflows is temporary and a recovery is likely in the coming weeks, with funds potentially reaching levels of $108,000 to $110,000 if the momentum continues.

In comparison, the Ethereum ETF recorded $107.1 million in outflows, while the new Solana fund added $8 million on Tuesday, continuing to attract interest, bringing total inflows since its launch on October 28 to $350.5 million.

HBAR and Litecoin funds did not realize any new inflows on the day.

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