Trading unfolded as Bitcoin briefly approached $70,000 before retreating below $69,000.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $471 million on Monday, their strongest single-day inflow since Feb. 25, when the funds attracted $507 million, according to SoSoValue data.
Trading unfolded as Bitcoin briefly approached $70,000 before retreating below $69,000. The session came amid ongoing geopolitical pressure and a parallel debate about Bitcoin's long-term resistance to quantum computing threats.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, IBIT, led all funds with approximately $182 million, while the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund posted $147 million, according to Farside data.
The ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, ARKB, ranked third with nearly $119 million, its largest single-day inflow since July 10, 2025. Blockchain analytics firm Arkham separately noted that ETF outflows effectively stalled during the prior week, with major issuers collectively selling just $16.6 million in Bitcoin. ARK Invest's ARKB was the biggest buyer over that period, acquiring $34 million worth of Bitcoin across the seven days, Arkham said.
Across the first three trading sessions of April, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $307 million in combined net inflows, pushing total assets under management back above $90 billion.
March had already marked a turning point for the product category, with Bitcoin ETFs posting $1.3 billion in inflows for the month, the first monthly gain after net outflows of $1.61 billion in January and $207 million in February.
Spot Ethereum ETFs also recovered on Monday, logging $120 million in inflows and more than offsetting the $78 million in combined outflows from the two prior sessions, per SoSoValue.
The Monday rebound followed three consecutive months of losses for Ethereum funds, which accumulated roughly $770 million in net outflows over that stretch.
Other altcoin ETF products saw minimal movement. XRP funds posted zero inflows, while Solana ETFs attracted approximately $247,000.
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