Bitcoin ETFs Spark Fresh Cash Frenzy: $561 Million in One Day

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Bitcoin, that stubborn little digital curiosity, has begun to surface from its recent wobble-when corrections happen, they like to pretend they were a fashion trend and then vanish, leaving the rest of us to ponder our life choices. It’s as if Bitcoin took a nosedive, checked the weather, shrugged, and decided to roll its sleeves up and give recovery a proper college try.

While it appears to be inching back into momentum, the renewed interest among traders has spilled over into its ETF ecosystem-the financial version of a busy airport lounge where everyone is whispering about exits and unknown destinations, and somehow someone always orders a latte with extra risk.

According to data from SosoValue, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF has recorded a massive $561.89 million in daily net inflows as of Feb. 2, 2026. That’s a sum that sounds like a small country’s annual budget, crammed into a single trading day, which makes you wonder if someone slipped the markets a note saying, “Surprise! Here’s a windfall and a headache all in one.”

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Bitcoin remains below $80,000

The renewed interest among institutional investors has come even as Bitcoin traded lower around $78,010, a decent resurgence from the $74,000 level it tested the previous day. It’s the kind of swing that keeps traders updating their screens as if their screens were weather forecasts for a planet where price is the forecast and volatility is the thunderstorm you forgot to bring an umbrella to.

The massive inflows seen during the last trading session have finally broken the long streak of steady withdrawals the Bitcoin ETFs have continued to note in the last 10 days. The funds only saw a nearly flat positive flow, which saw them pull in just $6.84 million in a whole day. It’s not exactly a tidal wave, but it’s a ripple you can see from space, and in market terms that’s almost the same thing.

Nonetheless, the renewed demand seen today has boosted the Bitcoin ETFs’ cumulative net inflows to $55.57 billion. This suggests a stubborn resilience and a certain, if not exactly comforting, confidence among investors in Bitcoin-based investment products despite the rapid market pullbacks. It’s the sort of optimism that makes you check your calendar to ensure you didn’t wander into a different century by mistake.

While the massive inflows seen across the sector came on a day when most Bitcoin ETFs posted price declines of nearly 7%, it appears the broader crypto market pressure has not exclusively caused weakness for the ETF products.

Fidelity flips BlackRock in daily ETF flow

While BlackRock has maintained its dominance among Bitcoin ETFs, it has seen the second-largest inflow today despite holding the overall largest net assets of $60.17 billion. Fidelity, which often ranks second, pulled in the largest inflow of $153.35 million today, while BlackRock only recorded $141.99 million in inflows during the same period. It’s one of those moments where the old guard is blink-and-you-miss-it astonished by the new kid on the block, who knows all the right questions to ask at the right coffee shop.

Furthermore, other funds also saw impressive capital flows today, with the Bitwise, Grayscale and ARK 21Shares ETFs recording $96.50 million, $67.24 million and $65.07 million, respectively, in daily inflows.

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2026-02-03 17:04