Bitcoin ETFs Attract $2.3 Billion in Just Four Days: Can the Momentum Carry Into Q4?
SoSoValue said the funds bought more than 26,000 Bitcoin as authorized participants and hedge funds drove the inflows.
- Bitcoin ETFs pulled in about $2.3 billion over four trading days through September 22, flipping their 2026 balance to a slim $320 million gain after a brutal first half.
- This reversal marks a crucial turnaround that began on August 19, following a challenging first half when outflows and a cautious rate outlook drove Bitcoin's price lower.
- The 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.1% on September 23, creating a high bar for new Bitcoin allocations as wealth managers weigh non-yielding assets against government bonds.
- On Tuesday, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $66.2 million, while Spot Ether ETFs posted roughly $3 million in outflows and the Crypto Fear & Greed Index slipped to 71 from 73.
- Bitcoin must hold above $75,584 to maintain momentum, as continued ETF inflows could push prices past the September 21 peak of $87,397 or trigger a collapse into Q4.
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Bitcoin ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to Nine Days
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended their net inflow streak to nine consecutive trading days, attracting $66.2 million on Tuesday. According to SoSoValue data, the latest inflow brought total net investments during the nine-day streak to around $3.1 billion, while year-to-date net inflows reached approximately $1 billion. The positive trend in Bitcoin funds contrasted […]
Bitcoin ETFs Attract $66M Inflows As Institutional Demand Keeps Growing
Bitcoin is consolidating near key support as US spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract institutional inflows. Strive’s ongoing BTC accumulation adds another layer to the demand narrative, while traders monitor support and resistance levels for signs of a potential shift in Bitcoin’s short-term market structure.
The US ETFs of Bitcoin recorded USD $66.19 million in tickets and extended their positive streak to nine sessions, although the flows moderated compared to the previous week. BlackRock led the purchases, while NEAR stood out with the debut of a new fund.
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