Bitcoin’s ETF Pullback: Invesco Galaxy Sees Fresh Inflows Despite Price Slump
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The Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF, BTCO, attracted $15.02 million in fresh capital on January 06, 2026, even as its underlying asset continues to trade well below recent highs. The new money represents roughly 2.56% of the fund’s latest reported assets under management of $587.49 million, a meaningful single-day allocation that signals ongoing institutional and retail interest in bitcoin exposure via regulated products.
The latest flow underscores how ETF investors are treating recent bitcoin weakness as an opportunity to build positions rather than a reason to exit. A net inflow of this size, relative to total AUM, suggests that allocators may be averaging into volatility, using BTCO as a liquid proxy for directional bets on the crypto’s next leg.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $95,066, down about 15.38% over the past three months, reflecting a notable correction after its previous surge. Despite that drawdown, near-term sentiment has turned more constructive: the one-day technical signal screens as a Buy, hinting that short-term momentum traders and technical investors may be positioning for a rebound.
Together, the inflows into BTCO and the improving technical backdrop for bitcoin highlight a familiar pattern in digital-asset markets: price setbacks drawing in capital from investors who view the pullback as cyclical rather than structural. If the buy signal in BTC-USD proves durable, BTCO’s latest inflow could mark an early sign of a broader rotation back into bitcoin-linked products.
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