Bitcoin Mini Trust Pulls in Fresh Cash as Traders Keep Powder Dry
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Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC), trading under the ticker BTC, attracted $18.81 million in net inflows on January 14, 2026, a modest but notable vote of confidence as spot prices wobble. With total assets under management now at roughly $4.57 billion, the new capital represents about 0.41% of the fund’s AUM—a meaningful daily swing for a single-asset crypto vehicle.
The move suggests that while institutional and sophisticated retail investors are not rushing back into high-beta crypto exposure, they are selectively adding on weakness. Against a backdrop of elevated macro uncertainty and shifting expectations for central bank policy, the steady drip of inflows into BTC-focused products points to a willingness to maintain, and even very gradually increase, risk allocations rather than capitulate.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $97,018.01. Over the past three months, bitcoin has retreated roughly 13.45%, consolidating after its earlier rally and testing investors’ conviction in the latest cycle. The 1-day technical signal stands at Hold, underlining a market that is neither in full risk-on mode nor clearly breaking down—conditions that often favor range-trading and tactical positioning rather than aggressive trend-following strategies.
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