Crypto Soars in 2026: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Altcoin Surge Driven by ETF Inflows and Meme Momentum
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Institutional flows turned decisively positive, with Bitcoin ETFs netting 385.9 million dollars in inflows, led by BlackRocks 274.6 million dollars, marking the largest single-day surge of 435.5 million on January 5[1]. XRP ETFs hit 1.25 billion dollars in cumulative inflows, pulling 19.12 million on January 6 alone, positioning it as CNBCS hottest trade of 2026 despite thin sell-side liquidity debates[4]. Stablecoin supply grew 741.6 million dollars to 269.7 billion, driven by USDTs 1.05 billion mints on Tron networks[1].
Trading volumes jumped 17.2 percent to 901.6 billion dollars, open interest rose 11.3 percent to 84.1 billion dollars, and DeFi TVL expanded 6.6 percent to 58.3 billion, signaling broad conviction without excessive leverage[1]. Funding rates stayed bullish at 0.38 percent market-wide, with majors like BTC at 0.51 percent[1].
No major regulatory shifts or disruptions emerged in the past 48 hours, though stablecoins eye agentic microtransactions and RWAs as 2026 themes[6][8]. Compared to Decembers outflows and corrections, this risk-on rotation shows institutions net buying again, absorbing supply post-2024 halving[1][12][2].
Leaders like BlackRock and Fidelity are piling in via ETFs, while exchanges such as Hyperliquid and Bybit see OI growth up to 27 percent, confirming trader confidence[1]. Consumer behavior shifted to dip-buying alts like XRP in Q4, now amplifying gains as fresh capital enters[4]. Forward watch: sustained ETF inflows above 200 million daily could propel BTC past 94,000 dollars[1].
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