#BitcoinETFsPostLongestInflowStreakSinceMay 📈 BITCOIN ETFS JUST LOGGED THEIR LONGEST INFLOW STREAK SINCE MAY — BTC BREAKS $66,000
#BitcoinETFsPostLongestInflowStreakSinceMay is trending, and this is a real confirmation of the reclaim I flagged earlier today. Here's the full picture 👇
🔑 What's Confirmed:
📊 US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted 5 straight days of net inflows, the longest streak since early May
📊 Monday alone brought in
$BNB $226.9M, the strongest single-day inflow since July 6
📊 Total across the 5-day run: $727.3M
📊 BlackRock's IBIT led with $226.92M on Monday; Grayscale's GBTC was the lone fund with an outflow (-$45.4M)
📊 Total Bitcoin ETF assets have climbed to $79.16B, up from ~$71B in late June
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$BTC broke through $65,000 resistance that had rejected it multiple times, and is now trading between $66,400–$66,850
⚡ The Bigger Picture:
This streak follows brutal back-to-back outflow records earlier this year — a 10-day, $2.8B outflow run in May and a 13-day, $4.37B run in June that flipped 2026 flows negative for the first time.
$ETH Monday's inflows cut the year-to-date net outflow to below $5B, a meaningful recovery, but not a full reversal yet.
⚖️ Bull Case vs. Bear Case:
🐂 Broadening demand: Ether, XRP, and Solana ETFs also opened the week with gains, suggesting this isn't just a single-asset rotation
🐻 XS.com's Simon-Peter Massabni cautions the inflows may simply reflect easing selling pressure, not a full return of institutional demand — he notes BTC needs to hold $65,000–$65,500 to confirm a real sustained uptrend
📊 Track the live BTC/ETF momentum on the chart widget above.
Not financial advice — always DYOR.
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