2026-01-04 14:22:47

At the beginning of the new year, the spot ETF market has experienced a strong rebound. Data shows that in the early stages of the year, spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $471 million in capital inflows, indicating sustained optimism in major cryptocurrencies.

Meanwhile, Ethereum's performance has also been impressive. Since mid-December, Ethereum spot ETFs have recorded the largest inflow, with an additional $174 million, reflecting that secondary mainstream coins are also gaining attention from institutions and retail investors.

Aside from major cryptocurrencies, Solana spot ETFs have not been overlooked by the market, with net inflows reaching $8.6 million. Overall, this ETF capital rebound covers a broad range, indicating that market participants' enthusiasm for allocating to multiple major crypto assets is on the rise.

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MoonBoi42

· 14h ago

Institutional funds are really starting to flow back in, with 471 million into BTC and 174 million into ETH... This pace feels different. Is Sol also in the game? I thought it wouldn't be happening this year.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-04 23:14

Alright, looking at this influx of funds, this time really feels different... SOL only has 86 million, it still seems to be underestimated.

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-04 14:52

Institutional big players are starting to pour money again, it seems they are still optimistic about this market trend.

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ZKProofster

· 01-04 14:48

ngl the inflows look solid on the surface, but technically speaking—where's the actual on-chain verification? everyone's chasing etf tickets like it's some trustless guarantee lol

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-04 14:38

Oh my, it's institutions sweeping in again, retail investors following the trend.

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