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Income-Hungry Investors Pile Into NEOS Bitcoin ETF Despite 22% Slide in BTC

Income-Hungry Investors Pile Into NEOS Bitcoin ETF Despite 22% Slide in BTC

Income Play Meets Crypto Turbulence as NEOS Bitcoin ETF Draws Fresh Cash

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The NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETF, ticker BTCI, attracted a fresh $23.34 million in inflows on January 23, 2026, even as underlying Bitcoin prices remain under pressure. The latest injection represents roughly 2.09% of the fund’s $1.12 billion in assets under management (AUM), signaling investors’ sustained appetite for yield-focused Bitcoin exposure despite recent market volatility.

While a single-day flow of just over 2% of AUM does not fundamentally alter the ETF’s scale, it is notable given the broader risk-off tone in crypto. The continued interest suggests that investors may be using BTCI as a way to stay positioned in Bitcoin while potentially dampening some of the direct price swings through the fund’s income-oriented strategy.

The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading around $87,786.01, down about 22.11% over the past three months. That pullback underscores the depth of the recent correction in Bitcoin, even after a prolonged rally earlier in the cycle. Short-term momentum remains fragile: the 1-day technical signal screens as Sell, indicating that technicians still see downside pressure or, at best, a lack of immediate bullish catalysts.

The combination of negative near-term technicals and renewed ETF inflows highlights a growing divide between tactical traders stepping back from spot Bitcoin and longer-horizon investors who appear comfortable using income-generating structures to ride out volatility. If flows into BTCI continue at this pace, it could hint at a broader shift toward structured crypto exposure rather than outright speculative positioning in the underlying token.

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