US spot Bitcoin ETFs kept pulling in fresh money for a third straight session and the inflows this week have almost balanced out the withdrawals seen last week.

Spot Bitcoin ($BTC) ETFs recorded $166.6 million in inflows on Tuesday, bringing total inflows this week to $311.6 million, according to data from SoSoValue.

Last week the ETFs recorded about 318 million dollars in net withdrawals making it the third week in a row of losses with total outflows now over 3 billion dollars.

Bitcoin ETF momentum has picked up in recent sessions, despite $BTC price declining around 13% over the past seven days, with the price briefly slipping below $68,000 on Tuesday,

Earlier this week analysts pointed out that selling pressure across crypto ETPs was easing and hinted that the overall trend could be starting to turn around.

Goldman trims Bitcoin ETF exposure, adds $XRP and Solana ETFs

Yesterday Goldman Sachs revealed in an SEC Form 13F filing that it reduced its Bitcoin ETF holdings during the fourth quarter of 2025.

The bank notably scaled back its stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT), lowering its shares from about 70 million in Q3 to 40.6 million in Q4—a 39% drop—valued at roughly 2 billion dollars.

Goldman Sachs also cut its holdings in other Bitcoin-related funds and firms, such as Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin (FBTC) and Bitcoin Depot, while trimming its positions in Ether (ETH) ETFs.

Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs revealed its initial investments in $XRP and Solana (SOL) ETFs, buying 6.95 million $XRP ETF shares worth 152 million dollars and 8.24 million Solana ETF shares valued at 104 million dollars.

In a related note, Bernstein described the Bitcoin sell-off as the ‘weakest bear case’ ever and maintained its 2026 price target of $150,000.

Yesterday, spot altcoin ETFs recorded small inflows, with Ether funds increasing by about 14 million dollars, while $XRP and Solana ETFs rose by 3.3 million and 8.4 million dollars, respectively.

On Thursday, Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that most Bitcoin ETF investors kept their holdings during the recent dip, with only around 6% of total assets leaving the funds despite sharp drops in Bitcoin prices.

He also mentioned that even though BlackRock’s IBIT fell from a peak of 100 billion dollars to 60 billion, the fund could stay at that level for years while still holding the record as the fastest ETF ever to reach 60 billion.

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