U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Post 6-Week $3.4B Inflow Streak

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows for six consecutive weeks totaling 3.4 billion, the longest such streak since a seven-week run in summer 2025 that drew in 7.57 billion, according to data from SoSoValue.

The period began the week of April 2 and extended through the most recent week, with the strongest performance in the week ending April 17 at 996.38 million. The initial week saw just 22.34 million, while the latest logged 622.75 million. Daily flows showed volatility, particularly in the most recent week, where Monday and Tuesday brought 532.21 million and 467.35 million, respectively, before Wednesday slowed to 46.33 million and Thursday and Friday recorded outflows of 277.50 million and 145.65 million. Those late-week outflows ended a five-day inflow streak of nearly 1.7 billion.

The sustained inflows reflect renewed demand from institutional and retail investors for regulated Bitcoin exposure amid price stabilization above key support levels. Bitcoin traded around 80,000 to 82,000 during the period, rebounding from earlier lows near 62,000 in February. Analysts attribute the momentum to expectations of clearer regulations, including options...