Since 2026, Bitcoin spot ETFs have performed outstandingly. The inflow in January alone reached 3.8K BTC, compared to 3.5K BTC in the same period last year, showing a significant month-on-month increase. More notably, January is usually a slow season for traditional financial markets, historically characterized by subdued capital activity, but this time it broke that pattern—indicating that market resilience is strengthening.
What does this reflect? The attitude of institutional investors is changing. Continuous large inflows suggest that professional funds are not just waiting on the sidelines but are confidently positioning themselves at this point in time, full of confidence in the future market. Whether it’s hedge funds or asset management giants, they are voting with real money.
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ApeDegen
· 01-17 06:00
In the off-season, inflows are actually increasing? This indicates that big funds are really starting to hold heavy positions, not just talking.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 01-17 06:00
Even during the off-season, it can still attract so much. Institutions are really not playing around anymore, going all-in directly.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-17 05:53
Increase in volume during the off-season? This is the real signal—institutions are no longer pretending and are directly jumping on board.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-17 05:48
Institutions are really bottom-fishing, I believe it.
Since 2026, Bitcoin spot ETFs have performed outstandingly. The inflow in January alone reached 3.8K BTC, compared to 3.5K BTC in the same period last year, showing a significant month-on-month increase. More notably, January is usually a slow season for traditional financial markets, historically characterized by subdued capital activity, but this time it broke that pattern—indicating that market resilience is strengthening.
What does this reflect? The attitude of institutional investors is changing. Continuous large inflows suggest that professional funds are not just waiting on the sidelines but are confidently positioning themselves at this point in time, full of confidence in the future market. Whether it’s hedge funds or asset management giants, they are voting with real money.