January 8th, 2026
BlackRock’s IBIT drove $2.63 billion in inflows last week as Bitcoin ETFs topped $5 billion in October, with BTC rebounding above $115,000.
Bitcoin’s strong ETF inflows and resilient price action have analysts confident that the cryptocurrency could soon surge to the $150,000 mark.
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF outperformed all major S&P 500 ETFs last week, with $3.5 billion in weekly inflows, accounting for 10% of total net ETF flows.
Bitcoin climbed to a record $126,198, driven by record inflows into US spot BTC ETFs and fresh optimism around the US Bitcoin reserve.
With BTC trading near $122K, analysts say the market is entering a new accumulation phase.
Bitcoin fell to $108,700 as US spot ETFs recorded $258M in outflows, raising doubts over $109K support.
A Bitcoin OG knee-deep in BTC has been shifting massive capital into Ether as analysts eye the $5,000 target for ETH price in the coming weeks.
Bitcoin’s latest failure to sustain above $113,000 is sparking debate over whether the top is in for this cycle.
Spot Ethereum ETFs have attracted $1.83 billion in inflows over the past five trading sessions, nearly 10 times the $171 million seen by Bitcoin ETFs.
Peter Schiff has predicted that the Bitcoin price will drop to $75,000 and even further down in the coming weeks.
Philippine lawmakers introduced new legislation to establish the National Bitcoin Reserve, with an aim to boost financial stability and match global trends.
While Bitcoin is holding on to the $113,000 level, large investors are continuously shifting to Ethereum.
Ethereum is steadily closing the gap with Bitcoin in institutional markets, with ETF holdings set to flip by September.
BTCS has become the first Nasdaq-listed company to pay dividends in Ethereum. It is offering a one-time blockchain dividend of $0.05 per share to its shareholders.
Macro hedge fund Brevan Howard disclosed a $2.3 billion position in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, representing over 20% of its total portfolio holdings.