US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded strong inflows of about $412 million on Tuesday, as renewed investor demand and fresh institutional interest lifted the market.
The gains were partly driven by a new filing from Goldman Sachs to launch a Bitcoin-linked ETF, signaling growing acceptance of crypto among major financial firms.
The inflows marked one of the biggest daily totals this month and pushed total net inflows for 2026 back into positive territory, at around $245 million so far this year. Total assets under management also climbed to more than $96 billion, the highest level since mid-March.
Among the funds, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led the day with roughly $214 million in inflows, continuing a steady multi-day streak. A recently launched product from Morgan Stanley also extended its inflow run.
Other major funds, including those from ARK Invest and Fidelity Investments, posted solid gains as well.
The positive momentum wasn’t limited to Bitcoin. Spot Ether ETFs and other crypto funds tied to assets like XRP and Solana also saw modest inflows, suggesting broader improvement in market sentiment.
While it’s unclear if the trend will continue, investor confidence appears to be picking up after a slower start to the year.
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