US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds kicked off 2026 with extraordinary momentum. The funds attracted more than $1.2 billion in inflows across the first two trading days of the year.
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Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas described the start as Bitcoin ETFs coming into 2026 “like a lion.” Nearly every fund participating in the market saw positive inflows during this period. The WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund was the only exception to this trend.
The current pace of inflows represents a dramatic acceleration from 2025. If maintained throughout the year, Balchunas projects annual inflows could reach $150 billion. This figure would mark a 600% increase compared to the $21.4 billion in net inflows recorded during 2025.
Monday delivered the strongest single day for Bitcoin ETFs in three months. The funds recorded $697 million in net inflows as Bitcoin prices moved back above $90,000. The cryptocurrency had experienced a turbulent final two weeks of 2025 before stabilizing.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust captured the largest portion of 2025’s inflows. The fund maintained its dominant position among the eleven spot Bitcoin ETFs available to US investors. Total net inflows for 2024 reached $35.2 billion before declining in 2025.
Morgan Stanley filed with the SEC on Tuesday to launch Bitcoin and Solana ETFs. The Wall Street firm manages approximately $8 trillion in advisory assets. The filing positions Morgan Stanley alongside BlackRock and Fidelity in the crypto ETF space.
The Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust will function as a passive investment vehicle. The fund aims to track Bitcoin’s spot price without using leverage or derivatives. Balchunas called the move smart, noting Morgan Stanley already approved its advisors to allocate to crypto.
Fabian Dori, CIO at Sygnum, emphasized the market structure implications of sustained ETF demand. He pointed to ETF purchases steadily absorbing circulating Bitcoin supply. This dynamic suggests a potential long-term demand shock rather than short-term speculative trading.
John Bollinger, creator of the popular Bollinger Bands indicator, issued a bullish forecast. The legendary trader predicts Bitcoin could surge to $107,000. This target sits approximately 14% above current trading levels around $93,468.
Bitcoin faces a key resistance level at $94,645. The cryptocurrency failed to break through this price point twice in December 2025. A successful move above this level could open the path toward $100,000.
The coin has moved above its 50-day moving average. Technical indicators show Bitcoin attempting to flip the Bottom of the Trading Range on the Murrey Math Line tool. A drop below $87,500 would invalidate the current bullish outlook.
Bitcoin futures open interest climbed to $63 billion on Tuesday. This figure exceeds levels seen throughout December, indicating investors are adding leveraged positions. The cryptocurrency currently trades at $93,468 as traders await Wednesday’s ADP jobs estimate and Friday’s Bureau of Labor Statistics employment report.
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