Seven-day Bitcoin ETF surge slashes 2026 losses as inflows accelerate
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States recorded $314.37 million in inflows on Tuesday, reducing total 2026 net outflows to $2.26 billion, while Ether ETFs extended their positive streak to seven consecutive days.
Exchange-traded funds tracking spot Bitcoin in the United States continued their remarkable inflow momentum for a seventh consecutive trading session on Tuesday, drawing in $314.37 million in net capital.
The sustained rally has pushed August's total inflows to $3.03 billion, positioning the month just $390 million below October 2025's final tally with four trading days still on the calendar, data from SoSoValue reveals.
The current trajectory suggests August could emerge as the most robust performance month since that October period, with the recent surge reducing the year-to-date net outflow figure by over 50% down to $2.26 billion.
Combined net assets under management climbed to $99.05 billion, with aggregate net inflows since inception advancing to $54.36 billion.
As of publication, Bitcoin was changing hands at $78,880, registering a 2% decline across the preceding 24-hour period, data from CoinGecko indicates. Bitcoin momentarily crossed above the $80,000 threshold on Tuesday.
Investor sentiment showed signs of cooling, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropping to 65 from the previous day's reading of 74, while continuing to stay within "Greed" range, Alternative.me data shows.
Spot Ether exchange-traded funds in the US similarly maintained their seven-day positive run, capturing $179.8 million in inflows on Tuesday and accumulating roughly $1 billion throughout the stretch, SoSoValue data confirms.