Bitcoin ETFs will attract $1.2 billion in revenue to start 2026
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In the first two days of 2026, you will see a huge influx of Bitcoin ETFs, with $1.2 billion inflows. If the current rate of revenue flow continues, the annual investment volume could reach $150 billion.
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Nearly $1.2 billion flowed into the spot Bitcoin ETF in the first two trading days of 2026, as investor interest in the various funds widened. According to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, if this rate continues, it will translate to roughly $150 billion in revenue in a year.
“If you can take $22 billion when it rains, imagine when the sun will shine,” the expert wrote on his official X account.
In the year The increase in early 2026 It signaled a reversal at the end of 2025, where Bitcoin ETFs experienced consistent outflows.
Yesterday, BlackRock's IBIT fund gained about $372 million, while Fidelity's FBTC saw heavy buying, pulling in $191 million. These strong inflows helped bring total US spot Bitcoin ETF net inflows to $697 million, the highest level in three months.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold the actual Bitcoin and trade on traditional stock exchanges, offering regulated exposure to the asset for investors who don't want to hold the crypto directly.
