U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw ~$1.0B of net inflows across two days: ~$532M on Monday and ~$467.4M on Tuesday. This pushed total spot-BTC ETF AUM to about $109B — a new high for 2026 (per SoSoValue-reported figures cited by multiple outlets). (cointelegraph.com)

What that typically means (in plain words):

Strong buy-side demand coming through regulated ETF wrappers (often institutional/wealth platforms).

Often supports price during dips because ETF creations require buying spot BTC, but it’s not a guarantee of continued upside (flows can reverse). (coindesk.com)

“Graph me” (simple 2‑day inflow chart)

Net inflow ($USD, millions)

Mon: 532 | ██████████████████████████████

Tue: 467 | ██████████████████████████

Total: ~999 | █████████████████████████████████████████████████████████

Source context: the “$532M + $467.4M” two-day figure is widely attributed to SoSoValue flow data in coverage.

Binance doesn’t chart US ETF flows directly in the trading chart, but you can view BTC price/volume action alongside this news:

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