Bitcoin ETF Investors Double Down as Valkyrie’s BRRR Pulls in Fresh Cash Despite Price Slump
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The Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund, ticker BRRR, attracted $14.65 million in new inflows on January 6, 2026, even as its underlying asset trades well below recent highs. The latest flow, representing roughly 2.69% of the fund’s $545.33 million in assets under management, signals renewed investor conviction in spot Bitcoin exposure after a volatile quarter.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading at $90,234.03. Over the past three months, Bitcoin has fallen about 25.49%, a drawdown that has shaken out shorter-term traders but appears to be drawing in longer-horizon ETF buyers. Despite the recent weakness, the 1-day technical signal stands at Hold, reflecting a market still searching for direction rather than capitulating outright.
The divergence between ETF flows and spot price action underscores a familiar pattern in digital assets: institutional and advisory capital often leans into drawdowns, using listed products like BRRR to accumulate exposure with regulated custody and transparent pricing. With nearly 3% of Valkyrie’s AUM effectively reshuffled in a single day of inflows, the move may hint at portfolio reallocations toward Bitcoin as a strategic asset, even as short-term momentum remains fragile.
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