On January 14, the crypto market witnessed a significant wave of capital entering spot ETFs, marking a strong show of investor confidence across leading digital assets. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP all recorded healthy net inflows, highlighting renewed interest in crypto exposure via regulated investment vehicles.
This uptick follows recent approvals and launches of spot ETFs in the U.S., which have opened the doors for institutional and retail investors alike to gain exposure to crypto assets without directly holding the underlying tokens.
Bitcoin Leads with $843M in ETF Inflows
Bitcoin remains the top draw, pulling in a massive $843.62 million into spot ETFs in a single day. The figure reflects sustained institutional demand and bullish sentiment following the U.S. SEC’s landmark approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Ethereum followed with an impressive $175 million in inflows, reinforcing its position as the second most favored asset among ETF investors. As ETH eyes future ETF approval and potential ecosystem upgrades, investor interest remains robust.
ETF FLOWS: BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP spot ETFs saw net inflows on Jan 14.
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) January 15, 2026
BTC: $843.62M
ETH: $175M
SOL: $23.57M
XRP: $10.63M pic.twitter.com/dTmoOtTc9v
SOL and XRP Join the ETF Party
Solana and XRP, often seen as altcoin leaders, also recorded positive inflows — $23.57 million for SOL and $10.63 million for XRP. While smaller compared to BTC and ETH, these numbers are notable for assets outside the top two, and they signal broader market acceptance for altcoin ETFs.
As spot ETF products continue to gain momentum, inflows like these may serve as a barometer for growing institutional adoption and market maturity.

