Institutional Interest in Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US is Rising Again! Positive Trend Recorded for Seven Consecutive Days!

Data indicates a renewed surge in institutional interest in spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US. According to market data, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded net inflows on Tuesday, marking their seventh consecutive day of positive growth. This streak is the longest uninterrupted period of inflows since October 2025.

According to data provider SoSoValue, ETFs saw a net inflow of $199.4 million in just one day. The majority of this flow came from BlackRock’s IBIT fund, with $169 million in inflows. Fidelity Investments’ FBTC fund recorded a $24.4 million inflow. Positive flows were also seen in ARK Invest & 21Shares and VanEck funds.

Total inflows reaching $1.17 billion over the past seven trading days suggest that funds may close with net inflows for the fourth consecutive week. This could be the longest weekly inflow streak since September.

Rachael Lucas, an analyst at the crypto analytics company BTC Markets, described the situation as “institutional confidence has returned.” According to Lucas, these inflows indicate long-term portfolio allocations rather than short-term reactive buying. This type of structural demand is said to contribute to the stability of the Bitcoin price despite geopolitical uncertainties.

On the other hand, spot Ethereum ETFs also recorded net inflows of $138.3 million on the same day, reaching a six-day positive streak. Limited inflows were also observed in Solana and XRP ETFs.

Another significant market development was the new guidance released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The guidance states that most crypto assets are not classified as securities, a move considered a major milestone for the industry.

Analysts say that reduced regulatory uncertainty could lead institutional investors to turn more towards crypto assets, paving the way for the launch of a wider range of ETF products in the future. (Six of the Form)

*This is not investment advice.