Bitcoin ETFs extend inflow streak to six days, $2.26B total

US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $337.6 million in net inflows Monday, their sixth consecutive day of gains, bringing the streak's total to $2.26 billion, Cointelegraph reported.

Net inflows measure the difference between money entering and leaving the funds each day, a proxy for how much fresh capital investors are willing to commit through a regulated vehicle rather than buying bitcoin directly on an exchange. Six straight days of positive flow signals sustained buying pressure rather than a single large trade skewing one day's number.

The run has cut Bitcoin ETFs' year-to-date net outflows to about $2.57 billion, according to SoSoValue data, a research firm that tracks daily flows across every US spot crypto ETF. Last week alone accounted for $1.92 billion of that total, the funds' strongest week since October 2025, extending a run we covered as it built.

The turnaround marks a sharp reversal from earlier this year, when the same funds spent stretches deep in outflow territory as investors trimmed exposure during a prolonged crypto downturn. Getting year-to-date outflows down to $2.57 billion from a much larger hole earlier in 2026 took six consecutive sessions of inflows on top of last week's strongest showing in nearly a year.

Cumulative net inflows since the funds launched have reached $54 billion, and total net assets across the category now stand at $98.56 billion, a figure that captures both new capital and the appreciation of bitcoin already held inside the funds.

Bitcoin traded around $80,700 at the time of writing, up more than 20% over the past week, according to CoinGecko. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, a sentiment gauge built from volatility, momentum, and social data, has held in Greed territory since Thursday after spending months stuck in Fear, and stood at 74 at publication, its highest reading since October 2025.

Spot Ether ETFs matched the streak, posting a sixth straight day of inflows Monday with $115.6 million added, bringing their six-session total to about $812.8 million. Ether funds remain roughly $1.30 billion underwater on the year despite the recent run, a gap the current pace would need weeks to close. Spot XRP ETFs added $13.8 million Monday, pushing year-to-date inflows to nearly $400 million and cumulative inflows since launch to $1.57 billion.

• Bitcoin ETF inflows Monday: $337.6 million, sixth straight day
• Six-day streak total: $2.26 billion
• Bitcoin ETF year-to-date net outflows: narrowed to about $2.57 billion
• Cumulative Bitcoin ETF inflows since launch: $54 billion; total net assets: $98.56 billion
• Ether ETF six-session total: about $812.8 million; XRP ETF cumulative inflows since launch: $1.57 billion

The shift mirrors the broader risk-on mood that has taken hold of crypto markets this month, with bitcoin's rally, altcoin gains, and now sustained ETF demand reinforcing each other. A Fear and Greed reading above 70 has historically preceded short-term pullbacks about as often as it has preceded further gains, so six straight days of inflows doesn't guarantee a seventh, and traders will be watching Tuesday's print closely for confirmation either way.

Nothing here should be taken as financial advice — just information to consider.