Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $1.7 Billion As Investors Move Back Into Profit

US spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds attracted more than $1.7 billion in fresh money over two trading sessions, marking one of the stronger stretches for the sector this year. Tuesday alone brought in $715 million, building on Monday’s $999 million haul, one of the largest single day totals recorded in 2026.

Total assets held across these funds reached close to $111 billion on Tuesday. That figure is up 56 percent from the year’s low point of about $71 billion, touched on June 30, though it still sits roughly 13 percent under the January 14 peak of $128 billion.

Which Funds Led The Charge

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust brought in the most new cash on Tuesday at $350 million, with Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund adding $257 million and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust contributing $99 million.

Average Holder Back In The Green

Market analysts noted that typical ETF investors are now sitting on gains again for the first time since January, as bitcoin’s price pushed past the estimated average entry point of around $81,722. BTC traded near $86,000 on Tuesday and briefly touched above $87,000 the next day before settling near $86,467, a weekly gain of nearly 14 percent.