# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Inflows

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Inflows", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Bitcoin – Spot inflows hit 6-week low, but is there good news next?

Bitcoin's price has remained range-bound between $90,000 and $93,000, reflecting subdued market momentum. The Financial Conditions Index (FCI) is slightly negative, indicating mild financial easing but not enough to support strong bullish momentum. Historically, deeper negative FCI readings are more favorable for Bitcoin. Investor behavior reflects caution: weekly net spot inflows dropped to a six-week low of $282 million, suggesting conservative accumulation. Institutional investors sold $681 million worth of BTC this week, shifting from accumulation to distribution—a sign of weakening short-term conviction. Retail interest has also waned, with Google search trends for Bitcoin at one of their lowest levels in a year. However, long-term holders remain a stabilizing force. The Binary Coin Days Destroyed indicator reads 0, indicating no significant selling from this group, helping prevent a deeper decline below $90,000. Overall, while not facing strong bearish pressure, the market shows signs of uncertainty and fading momentum.

ambcrypto01/11 02:02

Bitcoin – Spot inflows hit 6-week low, but is there good news next?

ambcrypto01/11 02:02

Weekly Outflows for Spot Bitcoin ETF and Mixed Flows for Spot Ethereum ETF

This week, Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows, with only one day of inflows at $697.2 million on January 5, followed by four consecutive days of outflows, the highest being $486.1 million on January 7. Cumulative inflows reached $56.38 billion by January 9. Meanwhile, Spot Ethereum ETFs had mixed flows, starting with two days of inflows ($168 million and $114.7 million) but followed by three days of outflows, peaking at $159.2 million on January 8. Cumulative inflows for Ethereum ETFs stood at $12.45 billion. Despite the outflows, BTC and ETH prices showed resilience, with BTC gaining 1.08% to $90,659.40 and ETH dipping only 0.03% to $3,093.95. BTC briefly traded above $94,000, aiming to reclaim higher levels.

TheNewsCrypto01/10 12:41

Weekly Outflows for Spot Bitcoin ETF and Mixed Flows for Spot Ethereum ETF

TheNewsCrypto01/10 12:41

U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Sharp Outflows Over $1B After Early January Bounce

U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant outflows exceeding $1 billion following a brief recovery in early January. According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of approximately $398.95 million in a single day, while Ethereum ETFs recorded $159.17 million in outflows, continuing a two-day trend. This reversed the gains made at the start of the month, indicating increased trader caution. In contrast, altcoin ETFs like XRP and Solana maintained steady, though smaller, inflows despite broader market corrections, suggesting a shift toward more selective crypto exposure rather than a full withdrawal from the asset class.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 16:04

U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Sharp Outflows Over $1B After Early January Bounce

TheNewsCrypto01/09 16:04

Why crypto Bitcoin feels harder to break despite fading capital inflows

Despite fading capital inflows, Bitcoin is becoming more resilient to sharp crashes due to changing market dynamics. According to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, long-term institutional holders have disrupted the traditional whale-versus-retail cycle, making sudden 50% price drops less likely. While capital flows have slowed, the amount of capital locked into Bitcoin continues to show a steady uptrend even with mild price changes. The supply is increasingly concentrated among large holders. In 2025 alone, the 21 largest Bitcoin entities—including MicroStrategy, the U.S. government, miners, and funds—added roughly $40 billion worth of BTC. Their combined holdings now represent over 13% of total supply, creating scarcity and supporting prices during downturns. However, older coins (dormant for 6 months to over a year) have recently moved to exchanges, contributing to price pullbacks. This selling pressure adds friction to the market, causing Bitcoin to stall rather than crash. The result is a more patient, stability-oriented market where dramatic price flushes are increasingly rare.

ambcrypto01/08 18:02

Why crypto Bitcoin feels harder to break despite fading capital inflows

ambcrypto01/08 18:02

Can Solana’s $900M stablecoin surge help SOL clear $145?

Stablecoins are increasingly seen as indicators of capital positioning across blockchain networks, not just as a market hedge. Solana has experienced a significant $900 million surge in stablecoin supply, signaling strong structural rather than speculative demand. This growth is supported by Solana becoming the leading chain for tokenized stocks, with a record $800 million market cap and a 17% increase in 30-day RWA value. The network's on-chain activity is robust, with Daily Active Addresses up 55% year-to-date, far outperforming Ethereum. SOL's price has risen 8% in 2026 but faces key resistance at $145. The influx of stablecoin liquidity, combined with major developments like Jupiter's on-chain stablecoin launch and Morgan Stanley's spot SOL ETF filing, could provide the catalyst needed for SOL to break this resistance and continue its upward trend.

ambcrypto01/08 17:02

Can Solana’s $900M stablecoin surge help SOL clear $145?

ambcrypto01/08 17:02

Bitcoin, Ethereum, And XRP ETFs Are Back: Over $800 Million Signal Investor Return

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP ETFs have seen a significant resurgence in institutional interest, with over $800 million in daily net inflows recorded on January 5. Bitcoin ETFs led with $697.25 million, the highest since October, contributing to BTC's rally above $94,000. Ethereum ETFs attracted $168.13 million amid rising staking demand, potentially causing a supply shock. XRP ETFs also saw strong inflows of $46.10 million, their highest in a month, helping XRP outperform most top cryptocurrencies with a 20% YTD gain. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted the strong start to 2026, suggesting potential inflows of up to $70 billion if BTC's price continues to climb.

bitcoinist01/08 01:32

Bitcoin, Ethereum, And XRP ETFs Are Back: Over $800 Million Signal Investor Return

bitcoinist01/08 01:32

Solana: Can SOL break $150 after $6.7B in record DEX volume?

Solana has regained significant attention after achieving a record-breaking $6.701 billion in 24-hour DEX volume, surpassing the combined activity of all other Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. This surge reflects increased trader engagement and deeper liquidity, supporting stronger price discovery. Institutional interest is also growing, with Solana ETFs recording $801.31 million in inflows, indicating longer-term strategic positioning. Additionally, Open Interest (OI) in derivatives has risen to $3.35 billion, suggesting new market entries and expected volatility. The key focus is now on the $150 resistance level—a historically significant barrier. A break above could confirm strong demand and accelerate upward momentum, though short-term pullbacks may occur due to profit-taking. Overall, rising network usage, institutional confidence, and broad market participation suggest Solana may be poised for a major move, with momentum currently on its side.

ambcrypto01/07 22:03

Solana: Can SOL break $150 after $6.7B in record DEX volume?

ambcrypto01/07 22:03

‘Industrial-grade settlement’ – Does XRP now have an edge other altcoins don’t?

XRP has surged over 31% in early 2026, overtaking Binance Coin to become the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, XRP is engineered for industrial-grade cross-border settlement, acting as a bridge asset to enable near-instant transfers between currencies and reduce banks' pre-funded capital requirements. This rally is driven by three key factors: the conclusion of Ripple’s multi-year legal battle with the SEC, resulting in a clean regulatory status in the U.S.; significant inflows into spot XRP ETFs, totaling $1.25 billion by January 7th; and investor rotation from Bitcoin-heavy assets due to regulatory uncertainty around digital asset treasury companies. Despite real-world adoption through acquisitions like Metaco and Standard Custody, caution remains as global regulators are still shaping policies. XRP’s clean legal standing and institutional ETF interest position it uniquely among altcoins, though its future performance depends on sustained inflows and regulatory clarity.

ambcrypto01/07 21:03

‘Industrial-grade settlement’ – Does XRP now have an edge other altcoins don’t?

ambcrypto01/07 21:03

Inside Bitwise’s Chainlink ETF filing and LINK’s 12% jump

A document circulated on social media on January 6th claimed the SEC approved Bitwise’s Chainlink ETF, triggering market buzz. However, the filing was not an approval but an amended Form S-1 registration. Still, it drew investor attention, coinciding with a 12% surge in LINK’s price. The proposed ETF features a 0% management fee for the first three months on assets up to $500 million. It also saw $2.24 million in inflows, signaling strong institutional interest. Chainlink leads in developer activity with 191 contributions and has accumulated over $6.9 million in fees. Technically, LINK is approaching a key resistance zone at $15–16; a break above could target $20 or even $27. The coming days will be critical for its price direction.

ambcrypto01/07 18:04

Inside Bitwise’s Chainlink ETF filing and LINK’s 12% jump

ambcrypto01/07 18:04

Bitcoin prices rise: Are BTC ETF inflows setting up a $100K move?

Bitcoin has started the week bullishly, breaking and holding above $90,000, signaling stronger demand and improved stability. The Short-Term Holder Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (STH NUPL) is approaching zero, indicating that most short-term holders are near breakeven around $93,450. A decisive break above the $99,000 breakeven level could confirm a bullish continuation toward $100,000. Institutional and retail investors are returning to accumulation. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant net inflows of $452.4 million over two days, reversing previous sell-offs. Additionally, over $480 million worth of BTC was withdrawn from exchanges into private wallets, reducing available sell pressure. Globally, rising M2 money supply supports risk assets like Bitcoin, though the impact may take months to materialize. Improved short-term holder sentiment, renewed institutional interest, and favorable macro conditions strengthen the case for further upside in the near to medium term.

ambcrypto01/07 16:02

Bitcoin prices rise: Are BTC ETF inflows setting up a $100K move?