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Bitcoin ETFs Welcome $471M, Largest Single-Day Inflow in Six Weeks

The inflow volume showed a notable change from the early April trend, which had previously seen occasional negative flows.

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The U.S.-approved exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the value of bitcoin (BTC) experienced a significant capital influx, totaling $471 million on April 6. According to SoSoValue’s data, no outflows occurred from any Bitcoin ETF that day. In line with the trend, spot Ethereum ETFs saw positive inflows during the same period.

This surge in investment reflects renewed interest in the cryptocurrency market, following recent price increases in digital assets. Financial analysts now closely monitor these inflows for potential indications of future bitcoin price movements.

Bitcoin Rallies as ETFs Pour In

On April 6, BTC opened at $68,979, representing a 2.5% increase from the previous day. The price briefly climbed above $70,000 as recent market data indicated a record inflow into Bitcoin ETFs. This price increase likely fueled investors’ desire to acquire the BTC-backed fund.

BlackRock’s IBIT led the way with $182 million in inflows. Trailing BlackRock were Fidelity’s FBTC, with $147 million, and ARKB, with $119 million. These three funds accounted for 95% of the inflows on April 6. Other funds that saw inflows were Grayscale’s BTC, Bitwise’s BITB, and VanEck’s HODL.

At the time of writing, the apex crypto sold for $68,400, representing an over 1% decrease in the past 24 hours.

The latest inflow record marked the sixth-largest daily total for Bitcoin ETFs in 2026. The total net assets for Bitcoin ETFs reached $90.26 billion, with monthly inflows amounting to $306.59 million.

The record also showed that yesterday’s inflow represented the highest amount in a single day for spot Bitcoin products since February 25. Total inflows into Bitcoin ETFs this year have reached $56.429 billion. This combination of rising prices and significant inflows reflects a positive sentiment in the Bitcoin market.

Ethereum ETFs Hit Positive Flows

Spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $120 million yesterday, with all 10 available funds posting positive contributions and no redemptions recorded. BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH were the top performers in this category, according to SoSoValue’s metrics today.

This outcome ended a two-session negative streak and brought fresh liquidity to the second-largest cryptocurrency. Total net assets for Ethereum ETFs now stand at $12.281 billion following this inflow. This performance mirrored the strength seen in Bitcoin ETFs and contributed to an overall positive sentiment across the crypto markets. 

Notably, the inflow volume marked a significant shift from earlier April trends, which had seen sporadic negative flows. Analysts see the simultaneous activity in both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs as evidence of a coordinated re-entry by institutions into digital assets after a period of consolidation.

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Ephraim Emmanuel