Data from February 9, 2026 shows a renewed bid across US spot crypto ETFs, with capital concentrating in Bitcoin and Ethereum while participation across smaller assets remains selective.
The distribution of inflows suggests targeted allocation rather than broad risk appetite.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net purchases of 2,054 BTC, equivalent to $145 million. This single-day intake represents roughly five days of newly mined Bitcoin supply, highlighting the scale of demand relative to issuance.
Ethereum spot ETFs added 26,830 ETH, valued at $57.05 million, marking the second-largest contribution to the day’s net flow.
XRP spot ETFs posted +4.35 million XRP ($6.31 million), while LINK spot ETFs added 80,820 LINK ($720,740).
Solana spot ETFs saw a small net outflow of 170 SOL (about $14,500). AVAX, DOGE, and LTC recorded zero net flows.
In total, the US spot crypto ETF net inflows reached approximately $209.07 million for the session.
Beneath the headline totals, issuer activity was mixed, indicating active rebalancing:
This dispersion points to portfolio-level adjustments rather than uniform accumulation across issuers.
The concentration of inflows into Bitcoin, and to a lesser extent Ethereum, signals a preference for liquidity and depth amid ongoing market uncertainty. Bitcoin’s ability to absorb multiple days of supply via ETFs alone underscores its role as the primary institutional conduit.
At the same time, muted or absent flows across several altcoin ETFs suggest risk remains selective, not expansive.
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