U.S. spot Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs pulled in $843.62 million Wednesday—the highest single-day total since October 7—as institutional money floods back into crypto after three months of cautious positioning, pushing BTC to test the critical $100,000 resistance level.
Three-Day Streak Brings $1.71 Billion In Fresh Capital
Wednesday’s massive inflow caps a three-day run that brought $1.71 billion into Bitcoin ETFs.
That’s a complete reversal from early January, when these same funds bled $1.38 billion from January 6-9 as investors pulled back.
The shift happened fast. Tuesday saw $753.73 million in inflows—the highest in three months at the time.
Wednesday topped that with $843.62 million, the biggest single day since October 7.
BlackRock’s IBIT (NASDAQ:IBIT) led the charge with $648 million flowing in Wednesday alone.
Fidelity’s FBTC (NYSE:FBTC) added $125.4 million, while Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB (NYSE:ARKB) attracted $27 million.
Overall, eight of the …