On January 14, 2026, the US spot ETF market performed strongly, with multiple mainstream cryptocurrencies experiencing continuous capital inflows.
Led by the Bitcoin ETF, the single-day net inflow reached $843 million, indicating that institutional demand for BTC remains robust. The Ethereum ETF followed closely, with an inflow of $175 million, maintaining its position in the second tier.
Notably, public chain ecosystem tokens also attracted attention—SOL ETF saw an inflow of $23.57 million, and LINK ETF entered with $25.90 million. XRP, driven by the cross-border payment concept, experienced an ETF inflow of $10.63 million, showing a slight but steady increase.
Overall, BTC and ETH remain the main sources of ETF market inflows, occupying an absolute share. Meanwhile, multi-chain ecosystem and specialized sector tokens' ETF products are gradually gaining institutional recognition, reflecting a market shift from single-asset allocation to diversified deployment.
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MetaNeighbor
· 01-16 06:01
Institutional bottom-fishing is truly different this time. A single-day net inflow of 843 million has directly taken off. BTC is still the king.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-16 05:54
BTC successfully sucked blood again, 843 million just like drinking water. It seems that institutions are really hungry, haha.
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RetailTherapist
· 01-15 09:54
It's another case of BTC and ETH hogging the spotlight; the inflow for SOL and LINK isn't even worth mentioning.
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On-ChainDiver
· 01-15 09:54
Institutions are really still aggressively buying the dip in Bitcoin, 843 million in one day, this pace is unmatched.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 01-15 09:39
843 million in one day, BTC's ability to attract money is incredible. Institutions really can't stop.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-15 09:38
Bitcoin is bleeding again; institutions just love to monopolize... But seeing SOL and LINK gradually entering the market, does it feel like the spring of multi-chain is truly here?
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NeonCollector
· 01-15 09:30
BTC is still eating meat, small coins are drinking soup... But that being said, institutions are really gradually diversifying their allocations, which is a healthy signal.
On January 14, 2026, the US spot ETF market performed strongly, with multiple mainstream cryptocurrencies experiencing continuous capital inflows.
Led by the Bitcoin ETF, the single-day net inflow reached $843 million, indicating that institutional demand for BTC remains robust. The Ethereum ETF followed closely, with an inflow of $175 million, maintaining its position in the second tier.
Notably, public chain ecosystem tokens also attracted attention—SOL ETF saw an inflow of $23.57 million, and LINK ETF entered with $25.90 million. XRP, driven by the cross-border payment concept, experienced an ETF inflow of $10.63 million, showing a slight but steady increase.
Overall, BTC and ETH remain the main sources of ETF market inflows, occupying an absolute share. Meanwhile, multi-chain ecosystem and specialized sector tokens' ETF products are gradually gaining institutional recognition, reflecting a market shift from single-asset allocation to diversified deployment.