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Bitcoin Spot ETFs Attract $471 Million in Daily Inflows

Nate Gregory

Published Apr 7, 2026

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A Bitcoin coin stands on a tablet displaying a rising green financial graph in a modern office setting, reflecting the surge in daily inflows as Bitcoin Spot ETFs attract $471 million from investors.

Summary:

Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in $471 million on April 6 - the strongest single day in over a month
BlackRock's IBIT led with $182 million, while Fidelity's FBTC added $147 million
Inflows remain well below January's peak days that exceeded $700 million

Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled in $471 million on April 6. That's the strongest single day in over a month, though it's still the 6th biggest day of 2026.

BlackRock and Fidelity Lead

BlackRock's IBIT fund brought in $182 million. Fidelity's FBTC added $147 million. Bitcoin traded near $68,780.

Steady Demand Without Rate Cut Hopes

Prediction markets show investors expect no changes to Fed policy soon. This means ETF inflows reflect steady institutional demand - not bets on cheaper money ahead.

What to Watch

Watch whether inflows return to January's $700 million days or settle into the new $300-500 million range.

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