Investors Add $2.36 Million to Valkyrie’s BRRR ETF Amid Bitcoin’s 22% Drop, Betting on Recovery

Investors poured $2.36 million into the Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund (BRRR) on April 7, 2026, even as Bitcoin traded at $72,946.83, down 22.27% over the prior three months. The inflow amounted to 0.52% of the fund’s $456.13 million in assets under management, a signal that some are treating the slump as a chance to accumulate spot Bitcoin exposure. The move followed a shift in short-term momentum: the 1-day technical indicator for Bitcoin turned to Buy that same day. That shift may have reignited dip-buying interest, with investors favoring BRRR as a direct access vehicle. The divergence between falling prices and rising ETF flows suggests a subset of the market sees the drawdown not as a breakdown, but as a window to build long-term positions. Some investors are using the price decline to accumulate spot Bitcoin exposure through BRRR, interpreting the drop as a long-term buying opportunity rather than a sign of structural weakness.