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- Spot Bitcoin ETFs are now the best in every major period tracked by Bloomberg, according to ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.
- Global ETFs leader BNY said annual outflows are back in the green, with BlackRock’s IBIT driving the most recently.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs they are back in the good part of the year, a change that says a lot about how demand has returned after a weak start to 2026.
Bloomberg ETF chief analyst Eric Balchunas he said Thursday that every period tracked by Bloomberg has now been positive, something he said hasn’t happened in months. That point was echoed by Ben Slavin, head of ETFs at BNY Asset Servicing, who said annual outflows are now “green, not red.”
A picture of success across the board
The numbers below help explain why the tone changes.
The one-day movement across 12 US Bitcoin ETFs stood at more than $335 million as of Thursday morning. One-week traffic rose to $1.28 billion, while one-month traffic reached an average of $2.16 billion. Even the most complex methods, including three-month and year-to-year movements, have turned out to be about $1.85 billion.
This last number is very important. It suggests that the large outflows seen earlier this year have now ended.
For ETF providers and service providers, that’s not an issue. It means that the capital has returned to a sufficient level to reverse the drag from the opening of the year.
BlackRock is still doing a lot of raising
Recovery is not evenly distributed. BlackRock and IBITthe largest Bitcoin ETF and stock, accounted for about $246 million in recent one-day moves and about $1.9 billion in the past month alone.
Many other funds are back in good shape, though not all. GBTC for Grayscale it remains a hit, posting about $16 million in single-day grosses and about $960 million in annual grosses.
That division has become known. New, low-cost products continue to be in demand, while Grayscale still has heavy output from the past.
The broad approach is simple. Demand for Bitcoin ETFs is not static. Now it’s powerful enough to turn any big Bloomberg screen green, and it’s the kind of thing that changes market information.
