đ° BTC spot ETF keeps flowing in for 7 straight daysâ$3.0 billion comes in
In 7 trading days, nearly $3 billion flowed in.â¨Money is coming in, but the coins are still sitting at 84,000.
It started on Sep 17 and kept coming in consecutively. On Sep 21, it poured in $999 million in a single dayâ the biggest one-day inflow since Oct 6 last yearâand pushed BTC that day up to 87,300âan eight-month high. The next four days didnât break the streak, but each day was smaller: $715 million, $347 million, $191 million. By Friday it was down to $135 millionâroughly the remainder of Monday.
Looking back at this sequence is even more painful. In mid-July, this batch of US spot BTC ETFs was still net outflow for the year by nearly $5.7 billion; two months later it flipped to net inflow of about $900 million, and the 2026 YTD turned positive. This weekâs weekly total is about $2.4 billionâthis is the biggest week of the year, and the most intense week since October last year. BlackRockâs IBIT alone absorbed about $1.2 billion.
According to Bloombergâs numbers, ETF holdersâ average cost is around 81,700. That Sep 21 move already stepped past it. At around 84,000, the implication is that institutions have bought their fill, and retail investors are waiting on the order book for the second push.
One pitfall: Donât translate âcontinuous inflowsâ into âit will definitely pump tomorrow.â On Sep 15 and 16, there were outflows totaling $746 millionâ the Clarity Act hadnât passed, and the Fed had just raised rates. Money came fast, and it can leave fast too. Inflows are still there, but the slope has already started to turn downward.
Markets are closed over the weekend. On Monday, watch one thing first: whether this 7-day streak of inflows continues without interruption.
#BTC #SpotETF #IBIT #CryptoMarket #Uptober
Data as of the close of U.S. stocks on 9/25. Based mainly on SoSoValue / Farside; not investment advice.
#BTC spot ETF net inflows for 7 straight daysânearly $3 billion
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In 7 trading days, nearly $3 billion flowed in.â¨Money is coming in, but the coins are still sitting at 84,000.
It started on Sep 17 and kept coming in consecutively. On Sep 21, it poured in $999 million in a single dayâ the biggest one-day inflow since Oct 6 last yearâand pushed BTC that day up to 87,300âan eight-month high. The next four days didnât break the streak, but each day was smaller: $715 million, $347 million, $191 million. By Friday it was down to $135 millionâroughly the remainder of Monday.
Looking back at this sequence is even more painful. In mid-July, this batch of US spot BTC ETFs was still net outflow for the year by nearly $5.7 billion; two months later it flipped to net inflow of about $900 million, and the 2026 YTD turned positive. This weekâs weekly total is about $2.4 billionâthis is the biggest week of the year, and the most intense week since October last year. BlackRockâs IBIT alone absorbed about $1.2 billion.
According to Bloombergâs numbers, ETF holdersâ average cost is around 81,700. That Sep 21 move already stepped past it. At around 84,000, the implication is that institutions have bought their fill, and retail investors are waiting on the order book for the second push.
One pitfall: Donât translate âcontinuous inflowsâ into âit will definitely pump tomorrow.â On Sep 15 and 16, there were outflows totaling $746 millionâ the Clarity Act hadnât passed, and the Fed had just raised rates. Money came fast, and it can leave fast too. Inflows are still there, but the slope has already started to turn downward.
Markets are closed over the weekend. On Monday, watch one thing first: whether this 7-day streak of inflows continues without interruption.
#BTC #SpotETF #IBIT #CryptoMarket #Uptober
Data as of the close of U.S. stocks on 9/25. Based mainly on SoSoValue / Farside; not investment advice.
#BTC spot ETF net inflows for 7 straight daysânearly $3 billion
$BTC $ETH