U.S. spot crypto ETFs recorded approximately $91.82 million in net inflows on February 20, 2026, with Bitcoin products accounting for the overwhelming majority of demand.
The latest daily data shows institutional capital continuing to favor BTC exposure, while Ethereum and Solana saw more modest participation.
Bitcoin spot ETFs added around 1,320 BTC during the session, representing roughly $88.10 million in fresh inflows. This means nearly the entire daily total was directed toward Bitcoin-linked products, reinforcing BTC’s role as the primary institutional allocation vehicle within the crypto ETF landscape. The steady accumulation suggests continued confidence in Bitcoin as a macro asset despite recent volatility across digital markets.
Ethereum spot ETFs also posted positive flows, with approximately 1,284 ETH added on the day. In dollar terms, that amounted to roughly $17,210 in net inflows. While comparatively small relative to Bitcoin’s figure, the data confirms that ETH exposure remains active rather than seeing capital exit.
Solana spot ETFs recorded inflows of about 44,876 SOL, totaling approximately $3.70 million. The positive flow into Solana products indicates selective appetite beyond Bitcoin, though at a significantly smaller scale.
Other Assets See No Movement
Other tracked assets, including XRP, LINK, DOGE, LTC, AVAX, and HBAR, saw zero net flows for the session, suggesting a concentrated allocation pattern rather than broad-based institutional rotation.
BlackRock’s ETF played a key role in the day’s activity. The fund purchased approximately 963 BTC, valued at around $64.50 million, alongside 924 ETH worth about $1.80 million. This places BlackRock among the largest single contributors to daily inflows.
Overall, the flow data reflects a market structure where Bitcoin remains the dominant institutional entry point. While secondary assets are attracting selective inflows, capital concentration in BTC-linked ETFs continues to define the current trend in U.S. spot crypto products.
