US Bitcoin ETF Inflows Decelerate to $191M While Six-Day Run Totals $2.8B
American spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds registered $191 million in inflows on Thursday, marking the third consecutive day of declining daily flows while bringing 2026 net inflows to $787 million.
American spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) registered approximately $191 million in net inflows during Thursday's trading session, bringing their six-day consecutive streak to more than $2.8 billion in total inflows.
Following Monday's 2026 peak of $999 million, the daily inflow figures declined across three straight trading days as Bitcoin's price pulled back from levels above $87,000. The Thursday intake represented an 81% decrease compared to Monday's figure, based on data compiled by SoSoValue.
The current streak of inflows has brought the funds' cumulative 2026 total to approximately $787 million in net flows, effectively erasing a deficit of roughly $5.5 billion that existed at June's conclusion. The month of September has already captured $2.56 billion to date, coming on the heels of August's $3.52 billion haul.
The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) from BlackRock, which holds the position as the largest US spot Bitcoin ETF measured by assets under management, captured approximately $163 million of Thursday's total inflows, based on information from Farside Investors. Throughout the six-day winning streak, IBIT has pulled in roughly $1.35 billion, representing close to half of the aggregate inflows across all funds.
As of the time of publication, Bitcoin was changing hands at $83,807, showing a decline of 0.3% across the previous 24-hour period but maintaining an increase of approximately 8% over the preceding seven-day span, per CoinGecko data.