February opened with a sharp change in tone for crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs), led by a powerful resurgence in bitcoin demand. After a bruising end to January, investors rotated decisively back into BTC exposure, even as flows across other major assets told a more fragmented story.

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a robust $561.89 million net inflow, spread across eight funds and marking one of the strongest single-day entries of the year so far. Fidelity’s FBTC led the charge with $153.35 million, closely followed by Blackrock’s IBIT at $141.99 million. Bitwise’s BITB and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust added meaningful support with inflows of $96.50 million and $67.24 million, respectively.

Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB brought in $65.07 million, while Vaneck’s HODL added $24.34 million. Smaller but notable contributions came from Invesco’s BTCO ($10.09 million) and WisdomTree’s BTCW ($3.31 million). Trading activity surged alongside the inflows, with total value traded reaching $7.68 billion, while net assets climbed to $100.38 billion.

All green day for Bitcoin ETFs with no outflows recorded.

Solana spot ETFs continued their gradual recovery, posting a $5.58 million net inflow. Bitwise’s BSOL accounted for the majority with $3.44 million, while Fidelity’s FSOL added $2.14 million. Trading volume totaled $51.18 million, and net assets edged higher to $882.94 million, suggesting renewed but still cautious confidence.

Ether spot ETFs finished the day slightly in the red, despite pockets of strength. Fidelity’s FETH attracted $66.62 million, while Vaneck’s ETHV and Bitwise’s ETHW added $7.64 million and $4.99 million, respectively. However, a sizable $82.11 million outflow from Blackrock’s ETHA overwhelmed those gains, resulting in a $2.86 million net outflow overall. Trading volume reached $2.70 billion, with total net assets sliding to $13.69 billion.

Read more: ETF Recap: Crypto ETFs End January in Deep Retreat With $1.8 Billion Exit

XRP spot ETFs also closed marginally lower. Bitwise’s XRP saw a $544.40K inflow, but a $949.09K exit from 21Shares’ TOXR tipped the balance to a $404.69K net outflow. Total value traded stood at $39.39 million, while net assets remained steady at $1.11 billion.

In summary, February began with a decisive vote of confidence in bitcoin, reflected in broad-based inflows and elevated trading activity. Elsewhere, ether and XRP continued to face selective pressure, while solana quietly extended its rebound. The divergence underscored a market still rotating carefully, rather than moving in unison.

• Why did bitcoin ETFs surge at the start of February?
  Investors rotated back into bitcoin after January’s selloff, driving strong inflows across major BTC funds.
• How much capital flowed into bitcoin ETFs?
  Bitcoin spot ETFs saw about $562 million in net inflows, one of the strongest days this year.
• Why did ether and XRP ETFs lag behind?
  Large outflows from key funds offset smaller inflows, keeping ether and XRP slightly in the red.
• Which altcoin ETFs showed strength?
  Solana ETFs extended their recovery with steady inflows, signaling cautious renewed confidence.

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