U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded seven consecutive days of net inflows, totaling approximately $2.98 billion since the streak began on September 17. On Friday alone, these funds attracted $134.5 million, marking a significant recovery from mid-September outflows.
The market sentiment shifted following a period of losses, including a $450.4 million outflow on September 15 and a further $295.9 million the following day. A major turning point occurred on September 21, when the funds saw an inflow of nearly $1 billion, the largest daily gain since October 2025.
This recent activity has pushed the year-to-date net flows into positive territory, reaching over $1 billion as of Friday. This represents a substantial turnaround from July 13, when the funds recorded a net deficit of $5.69 billion. Current total net assets under management stand at $108.42 billion.
The surge in inflows has helped Bitcoin price levels exceed the estimated average cost basis of $81,722 for ETF holders. Since their inception, these exchange-traded funds have accumulated a total net inflow of $58.0 billion. To match the previous year's total inflow of $21.35 billion, the funds would need to maintain a daily average of roughly $300 million through December.
