#USTechFundFlows US tech funds have shown mixed but notable activity recently:
In early February 2026 (week through Feb 4), technology sector funds saw sharp outflows of about $2.34 billion, amid caution over a selloff in software stocks (e.g., triggered by AI disruption concerns from companies like Anthropic). This contributed to an overall easing of US equity fund inflows.
However, some trader commentary on platforms like Binance Square and X highlights renewed interest or "heating up" inflows in Big Tech, with posts suggesting big money rotating back in after a slowdown in selling.
Earlier patterns (from 2025 into 2026) showed strong cumulative inflows into tech funds — for example, multi-billion weekly slugs in some periods, with long-running positive streaks (e.g..7+ months of net inflows in certain reports).
Traders often link these flows to:
Broader risk-on signals → potential boosts for crypto/digital assets when capital chases tech/innovation.
Sector rotations → money moving out of high-valuation software into industrials, metals/mining, or other areas.
Positioning risks → extended inflows since 2020 (hundreds of billions cumulatively) signal crowding, but also late-cycle vulnerability.
Current more discussion on Binance
Some see it as bullish for tech/crypto if inflows resume strongly.
Others note recent de-risking or outflows in parts of tech.
For real-time or more precise data, check sources like:
LSEG Lipper / Reuters fund flow reports
ETF.com or ICI (Investment Company Institute) weekly estimates
Specific ETFs: QQQ, XLK, VGT (these often proxy US tech exposure)
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