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US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Extend Net Inflow Streak to Three Weeks, Add $986.9 Million Last Week
Summary
- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted net inflows for a third straight week, signaling a recovery in institutional demand for digital-asset investment.
- In August, spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $3.52 billion in net inflows and spot Ether ETFs attracted $1.85 billion, marking their biggest monthly inflows since last year.
- The analyst said inflows into ETFs point to expanding institutional Bitcoin exposure and genuine spot demand, adding that the market structure remains constructive if Bitcoin holds the $80,000 level.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted net inflows for a third straight week, signaling a recovery in institutional demand for digital-asset exposure.
The Block reported on September 7, citing SoSoValue data, that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew a combined $986.9 million in net inflows last week. That was up from $924.5 million a week earlier. BlackRock's IBIT led the total, attracting $691.5 million during the week.
Trading activity, however, declined. Total trading volume in spot Bitcoin ETFs fell to $14.5 billion last week from about $19 billion a week earlier.
Spot Ether ETFs also extended their net inflow streak to three weeks. They posted $218.4 million in net inflows last week. Trading volume over the same period fell to $4.1 billion from $6.3 billion a week earlier.
On a monthly basis, ETF inflows were also pronounced. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $3.52 billion in net inflows in August, marking the largest monthly inflow since September 2025. Spot Ether ETFs also posted their biggest monthly net inflow since August 2025, with $1.85 billion flowing in last month.
Dominic John, an analyst at Zeus Research, said steady inflows into ETFs show institutional money is expanding Bitcoin exposure again. He added that the buying reflects real spot demand rather than leverage-driven speculative demand.
Bitcoin rose to about $81,700 on September 3 and is now trading around $80,000. John said the market structure remains constructive if Bitcoin holds the $80,000 level. Bitcoin could gradually climb toward $82,000 to $85,000, he said, though its next directional move will likely depend heavily on macroeconomic variables such as U.S. inflation data.
