US Spot BTC and ETH ETFs Extend Inflow Streaks
Eight consecutive Bitcoin inflow days and seven for Ethereum put institutional ETF demand in focus across both major crypto assets.
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Eight consecutive Bitcoin inflow days and seven for Ethereum put institutional ETF demand in focus across both major crypto assets.
Bitcoin led the weekly dollar total, while both asset groups also posted positive one-day net flows on Sept. 28.
The guidance and proposed reserve rules add regulatory pathways for blockchain-based finance, even as $280M in Bitcoin long liquidations show that market prices remain volatile.
Bitwise captured 68% of the weekly total, while Alpenglow testing puts Solana’s settlement-speed ambitions alongside growing institutional demand.
The timing puts Treasury liquidity policy at the center of the institutional Bitcoin trade, with nearly half of the reported inflows arriving in one week.
The weekly record marks a sharp pickup in demand for spot Bitcoin exposure, though the flow figure alone does not establish how long buying will persist.
ETF inflows and rising volume add support to the recovery, but $84,000–$85,000 resistance and the $77,000 True Market Mean remain key tests.
The reversal follows a $5.8B year-to-date deficit in July, while inflows also returned to Ether and Solana funds, pointing to a broader rebound in demand for crypto ETF exposure.
XRP ETFs lead the group with six consecutive months of net inflows, extending the signal beyond a single month of demand.
Bitcoin funds logged seven straight days of net inflows, while Ethereum funds reached six, with BlackRock products leading both groups.
The weekly rebound eclipsed the previous 2026 high of $1.92B after inflows slowed to just $6M the prior week.
Bitcoin still captured about 74% of the week's inflows, but nearly $793M went to Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Zcash products.
Six straight sessions of ETF inflows and whale accumulation underpin the rebound, while $85,000–$86,000 resistance remains the near-term test.
ETF inflows have exceeded realized profits, while exchange outflows and continued Ether ETF demand add to the constructive market picture.
Ethereum ETFs also posted net inflows, putting both major spot crypto ETF categories on consecutive-day inflow runs.
The swing puts U.S. spot funds back in the black for the year, though their $800M net inflow remains far below the totals recorded in 2024 and 2025.
ETF inflows and regulated custody support the rally, but a break above $1.60–$1.63 is the key test for whether gains can continue.
The ninth-largest daily inflow on record arrives as banks, sovereign funds and asset managers treat Bitcoin exposure as a portfolio allocation rather than a short-term trade.
Sustained ETF inflows and a break above the 50-week moving average are strengthening the bullish case, even as high yields and crypto-specific shocks remain risks.
The $18.04M ETF inflow was only 0.44% of 24-hour spot volume, leaving profit-taking and exchange deposits as the stronger forces behind XRP's retreat.