2026-01-05 16:23:23

Spot ETFs pulled in $7.1 billion on January 2nd alone. Extrapolate that run rate and we're staring at roughly $1.8 trillion in annual inflows—no joke. VOO continues its dominance, predictable as ever; the top performers don't take holidays. SGOV's sitting pretty on the list again. Bitcoin spot ETFs made the top 10 cut too, with one variant hitting $287 million. Pretty much mirrors last year's picture so far. Sure, it's early noise, but when flows move like this, narratives tend to follow.

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PretendingSerious

· 01-06 04:18

NGL, those numbers are indeed scary, but an annualized 1.8 trillion? That's just too much hype.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-05 16:53

1.8 trillion? Wake up, this is just a paper game; the real money has long been gone. VOO is still pretending to be stable, can you believe it... BTC spot ETF breaking 290M is just so-so.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 01-05 16:51

1.8 trillion annual inflow? Bro, your extrapolation is a bit too optimistic. What can the first week of the new year tell us? VOO remains so stable, and Bitcoin ETF is also starting to get involved. It feels like the boundaries between traditional finance and the crypto world are becoming increasingly blurred. It's only early January, don't get too excited. We need to see the full year's data to be sure. With such strong current flow, it's easy to drive the narrative, but conversely, it's also easy to get shot down. SGOV has appeared again; the popularity of bond-related assets is really not low.

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RunWhenCut

· 01-05 16:44

1.8 trillion? Is this number real? It's a bit outrageous. VOO forever god, no one can shake it. BTC spot ETF is also joining the fun, 28.7 billion is indeed something. Although there was noise early on, once this amount of funds moves, the market has to follow the dance.

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