Bitcoin ETFs Record $2.4 Billion Inflows in Strongest Week Since October 2025
Record weekly inflows for Bitcoin funds
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their largest weekly inflows of the year. These funds, which track the price of Bitcoin without requiring investors to hold the asset directly, drew in $2.39 billion over the week. This total included an addition of $134.5 million on Friday alone.
The data marks the strongest performance since the week ending October 10, 2025. At that time, net inflows reached $2.71 billion. The recent figures also exceeded the highest inflow total seen in 2026 prior to this week, which was $1.92 billion in August.
Year-to-date recovery and market context
Following these gains, the funds' net position for the year turned positive. Year-to-date flows rose to approximately $926 million by Friday. This represents a significant shift from early July, when the year-to-date deficit had reached roughly $5.55 billion.
Daily inflow momentum slowed toward the end of the week as Bitcoin's price dipped. Daily net inflows had peaked near $1 billion on Monday but decreased as Bitcoin retreated from above $87,100. At the time of publication, Bitcoin traded around $83,116, down 1.6% over the previous 24 hours but up 1.7% over the last seven days.
Other major crypto ETFs see gains
- US spot Ether ETFs attracted about $690 million in net inflows last week. This reversed roughly $140 million in outflows from the previous week.
- Spot XRP ETFs added approximately $76 million during the same period.
- The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, a measure of market sentiment, stood at 74, indicating "Greed." This was up from 70 the week before.
Data sources and attribution
All flow figures for Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP ETFs were reported by SoSoValue. Bitcoin price data was provided by CoinGecko, and the sentiment index data came from Alternative.me.
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