Data from February 9, 2026, indicates a remarkable increase in interest around US-listed spot crypto ETFs. Recent fund inflows have notably gravitated towards Bitcoin and Ethereum, suggesting a selective approach to smaller crypto assets. This trend highlights a strategic focus by investors on specific assets.
Focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum
A total purchase of 2,054 Bitcoin was made into Bitcoin spot ETFs in a single day, valued at approximately $145 million. This daily acquisition matches the five-day new Bitcoin supply, underscoring substantial demand in the market.
Ethereum spot ETFs saw the addition of 26,830 ETH, resulting in around $57.05 million in new investments. This significant inflow places Ethereum right after Bitcoin in terms of daily fund allocation.
Varied Movements in Smaller Crypto ETFs
In contrast, smaller movements were observed in other assets. XRP spot ETFs received 4.35 million XRP, accounting for nearly $6.31 million in new investments. Additionally, LINK spot ETFs included an addition of 80,820 LINK, forming a position worth $720,740.
Meanwhile, Solana witnessed a net outflow of 170 SOL, equivalent to $14,500. There were no recorded inflows or outflows for AVAX, DOGE, and LTC spot ETFs.
Issuer Positions and Strategies
Well-known companies in ETF issuance are showing diverse investment preferences. Grayscale made purchases of 1,850 Bitcoin (amounting to $130.54 million) and 20,980 Ethereum (worth $44.62 million) in a single day. Fidelity also invested in 31,650 Ethereum, contributing approximately $67.32 million. Conversely, BlackRock opted to sell 21,150 Ethereum from its portfolio, valued at $44.99 million.
These varied decisions by different companies indicate the complexity and variety in investment strategies, showing an absence of unilateral accumulation trends.
By the end of the day, total new fund inflows into all US spot crypto ETFs reached $209.07 million. This underscores that investors are predominantly leaning towards major cryptocurrencies, while maintaining a discerning stance in the broader crypto markets.
