Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows don rebound as Fidelity add $83M BTC
Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows don improve as Fidelity add about $83M worth of BTC for one session, wey raise Fidelity total net inflows to $257.7M and end one roughly $3.8B five-week outflow streak. But flows still mixed: BlackRock IBIT see about $70.7M outflows and ARK 21Shares ARKB record about $4.8M outflows, while some oda spot Bitcoin ETFs report no daily flow.
For context, cumulative net inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs still dey above $54B, but dem never reach the October peak. Separately, total ETF AUM fall about 30.5% in 2026 (from ~ $117B to ~ $81.3B), showing reduced exposure during the recent weakness.
Bitcoin price dey hold near the $60K support zone after wider pullback from ~ $120K. Traders dey watch $60,000–$65,000 for continued defense, with resistance clustered at $75,000–$80,000. With momentum wey dem describe as neutral/range-bound, surprising spot Bitcoin ETF inflows fit be the catalyst for the next move.
Neutral
Di money we Fidelity carry go bring back for spot-Bitcoin ETF (about +$83M BTC one day, come stop like five weeks wey dem dey commot) dey give positive ginger and fit steady price small for short-term, help traders hedge downside risk. But the news still talk say flow dey “mixed”: IBIT and ARBK still dey show clear net outflows, some ETFs no get daily fund movement, and the total net inflow though high never reach October peak again. Also, AUM drop plenty proportion for 2026, meaning institutional exposure dey weaken and never fully recover yet. So short-term e likely say funds go just rebalance inside range: if BTC hold $60k–$65k, the marginal improvement from flows fit push try $75k–$80k; if support break, inconsistent ETF flows fit make the bounce weak. Medium-to-long term direction still depend on whether next wave of spot-Bitcoin ETF flows fit change from a “bounce” to “sustained net inflow”.