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physical bullion and most gold ETFs as trading activity increasingly shifted 
to blockchain rails.

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Crypto ETFs delivered a second straight day of synchronized gains as bitcoin 
posted its strongest inflow of 2026 so far. Ether, XRP, and solana funds 
followed suit, underscoring a sharp rebound in investor confidence. Crypto 
ETFs Extend Green Streak as Bitcoin Leads Rally Momentum accelerated across 
crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as fresh capital poured back […]

Bitcoin ETFs Surge With $754 Million Inflow as Crypto ETFs Register Broad Gains

According to IG analyst Chris Beauchamp, Bitcoin is stuck in a fragile phase 
as the market tries to climb out of a rough patch. Prices have been moving in 
a narrow range and investors appear cautious. Related Reading: Futures Frenzy 
Pushed Crypto Exchange Volume To Nearly $80 Trillion In 2025 Bitcoin has been 
trading just above $94,000 when this report was made, which is about 3.5% 
higher than its opening price for the year of $88,650, but still below an 
early-year peak near $94,780. Fund Flows Keep Pressure On Reports show that 
fund movements have been a big drag on sentiment. Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.38 
billion in outflows between January 6 and January 9. Based on CoinShares data, 
digital asset vehicles recorded a net outflow of $454 million in the prior 
week. The year opened with strong demand — crypto-based ETPs pulled in over $1 
billion in the first two trading days — but that momentum faded and ETPs 
retained $580 million at the end of the week of January 3. Last week, 
investors withdrew $405 million from Bitcoin ETPs and $116 million from 
Ethereum ETPs. Those shifts in cash show how quickly mood can turn and how 
dependent the rally is on fresh money. CRYPTO FUND OUTFLOWS SLOW RECOVERY 
Cryptocurrencies are recovering gradually, but gains remain limited as 
investor caution persists, marked by continued outflows from crypto funds, 
says IG analyst Chris Beauchamp. He notes that prices lack fresh inflows 
needed for a stronger… — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) January 13, 2026 Key 
Levels And What They Mean Beauchamp pointed to $95,000 as a crucial level for 
Bitcoin. According to his note, a reclaim and steady hold above that area 
would be a sign the market has broken to the upside. At the time of writing, 
Bitcoin actually moved past the $94k level, briefly hitting $95.450 before 
returning to the $94k mark. On the downside, $90,000 is being watched as an 
important psychological floor. The market has been consolidating below its 
yearly high, and that tight range is keeping trading quiet. Some coins that 
had jumped earlier, like XRP and Cardano, have seen their gains trimmed as 
this consolidation takes hold. Macro Events Could Tip Prices Several outside 
factors could push the market one way or another. US inflation data, which 
sits at 2.7%, has reduced the odds of a near-term Fed rate cut, and that 
outlook can limit risk appetite in crypto. The banking sector&#8217;s Q4 earnings 
are scheduled to come through this week and may change investor tone if 
results surprise. A planned crypto market bill hearing was expected to act as 
a catalyst; it has since been moved to later in January. Then we have 
geopolitical tensions and questions about Fed independence have kept safe- 
haven demand alive, adding another layer of uncertainty. Related Reading: 
Dogecoin Bulls Watch $0.28 As Breakout Signals Stack Up What Comes Next Based 
on reports and the analyst’s view, the recovery will likely need a fresh wave 
of inflows to gain real traction. If new capital arrives and Bitcoin can push 
past $95,000 and hold, higher prices could follow. If outflows continue and 
the $90,000 area fails to hold, downside pressure would increase. The story 
now is one of patience and watching for clear signs — in fund flows, in US 
economic figures, and in corporate earnings — that the market’s mood has 
turned more confident. Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView

Bitcoin’s Comeback Stalls As Crypto Funds Bleed Capital—Analyst

Altcoins face 55% futures OI drop, shrinking rally windows and stagnant 
liquidity as Wintermute and Pantera say risk capital is rotating back to 
Bitcoin and Ethereum majors. Altcoins in the cryptocurrency market are 
experiencing significant capital outflows amid increased risk…

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