Overall, while price performance was positive across all major crypto ETF categories, capital flows continue to rotate away from Bitcoin and Ethereum products and into select altcoin-focused ETFs.
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Crypto ETFs finished broadly higher on the day, with the average 1-day return across 77 funds at +0.65%. Spot Bitcoin ETFs tracked BTC’s strength, with iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) rising +1.41%, Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) up +1.33%, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) gaining +1.32%, and Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB) advancing +1.36%. Levered products outperformed
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U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs are broadly lower, with the group down an average of 2.13% over one day, 1.89% over one week, and approximately 30.03% over one month. The complex has experienced continued outflows, with combined 1-day net redemptions of roughly $93.4 million, 1-week outflows of $769.9 million, and 1-month outflows totaling approximately $3.59 billion. Year-to-date,
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As of February 17, 2026, U.S.-listed crypto ETFs posted strong daily gains despite continued medium-term pressure. Bitcoin ETFs rose an average of +4.93% on the day, though they remain down 2.81% over one week and 27.04% over one month, with $393.5M in 1-day outflows, $46.0M in weekly inflows, and $1.75B in 1-month outflows. Ethereum ETFs
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ETF Digi – Crypto Morning Daily U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs extended their recent pullback, with spot products declining an average of 2.9% on the day and now down 8.1% over the past week, reflecting continued pressure in underlying BTC prices. Larger products were broadly in line, as IBIT fell 3.2%, FBTC declined 3.2%, and GBTC slipped
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But with the recent positive January jobs number and the stock market strength and the growth of Bitcoin ETFs, we think that $60,000 could be the new floor for Bitcoin
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We see a trend of buying the dip this morning. As of the latest close on February 12, 2026, U.S.-listed crypto ETFs finished broadly lower, reflecting yesterday’s pullback in underlying digital assets. Bitcoin ETFs declined an average of 1.66% on the day, though they remain up 5.87% over the past week. Despite the daily price
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Crypto ETFs traded lower alongside weakness in underlying digital assets, with broad-based declines across both spot and leveraged products.
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In a move similar to corporate share repurchases, protocols are increasingly repurchasing tokens to reduce total circulating supply. However, instead of placing tokens in their treasury like repurchased corporate shares, a large majority of the protocols are permanently reducing the supply by placing the repurchased tokens in inaccessible/dead wallets. Highlights for the week of 2-Feb
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ETFs Crypto-linked ETFs remained under pressure, with price performance broadly negative across major products and fund flows continuing to trend lower. Spot Bitcoin ETFs declined roughly 1% on the day, with iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) closing at $40.11 and Fidelity’s FBTC at $61.61, both down more than 7% over the past week and over 21%
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