Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant inflows, reflecting a recovery in investor sentiment towards the crypto market, particularly in the United States.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is currently trading at $74,587, down 0.05% since it opened early Thursday in Asian trading.
On Tuesday, US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of $411.5 million, making them among the highest daily totals for April.
Not only was this surge among the highest for April, it also managed to lift net inflows back into positive territory for 2026, around $245 million.
At the same time, total assets under management surged past $96.5 billion, signaling stronger investor confidence in Bitcoin.
One of the key factors driving this momentum is the entry of large financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, which was previously known as a Bitcoin critic, but has now filed for an application to launch a Bitcoin-related ETF.
This marks a major shift in traditional institutional stances towards crypto assets.
In addition, ETFs such as BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the way with inflows of around $214 million, followed by products from Morgan Stanley, ARK and Fidelity.
In fact, altcoin ETFs such as Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Dogecoin also recorded positive inflows, albeit in smaller amounts.
At the same time, the price of Bitcoin managed to briefly break through the $75,000 level before experiencing a slight correction.
However, this movement was enough to reflect a change in market sentiment that was gradually recovering, supported by an increase in the Fear & Greed index, which indicated that investors were becoming more willing to take risks.
