US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have now recorded seven consecutive sessions of net inflows, nearing the $1 billion mark.
Data from SoSoValue shows Wednesday’s inflows at $68.99 million, bringing the seven-session total since July 14 to $999.38 million. Wednesday’s figure was smaller than Tuesday’s roughly $203 million inflow, but continued the steady accumulation by investors into regulated Bitcoin products.
The current seven-day run falls short of the nine-session streak in April, when spot Bitcoin ETFs drew about $2.1 billion in net inflows.
Bitcoin’s price moved slightly lower as flows continued. At the time of reporting, BTC traded around $65,729, down roughly 0.3% over the prior 24 hours, according to CoinGecko. Market sentiment measures also softened: the Crypto Fear & Greed Index slipped to 31 on Thursday from 33 the day before (Alternative.me).
Markus Levin, co‑founder of decentralized verification protocol XYO, said the persistent inflows suggest institutions are using regulated ETFs to rebuild long-term Bitcoin exposure. He noted that improving macroeconomic sentiment — including expectations for easier monetary policy, cooling inflation, and stronger equity markets — is encouraging investors to rotate back into risk assets.
While the inflow streak signals growing institutional interest, past performance and flows do not guarantee future results. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrency markets remain volatile.
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