TL;DR
- Fund recovery: Bitcoin ETFs reversed a $5.8 billion annual deficit from July 13 and now hold nearly $800 million in net inflows, marking a sharp turnaround.
- Six-day streak: Funds collected approximately $2.84 billion across six consecutive positive trading sessions, including $999 million on Sept. 21, $714.7 million on Sept. 22 and another $190.7 million on Sept. 24.
- Fund leaders: BlackRock’s IBIT dominated the latest session with $162.6 million, followed by Fidelity, Morgan Stanley, Franklin Templeton and Bitwise, while WisdomTree recorded $4 million in outflows.
Bitcoin ETFs have staged a striking comeback after sinking deep into negative territory earlier this year. U.S.-listed spot funds now hold nearly $800 million in net inflows for the year, reversing a deficit that reached $5.8 billion on July 13. The recovery has unfolded alongside Bitcoin’s climb to $85,000 from below $58,000 in early June, giving bulls fresh reasons for optimism even though annual flows remain far behind the levels recorded in 2024 and 2025.
Six-Day Inflow Streak Strengthens the Recovery
Bitcoin ETFs have attracted fresh capital for six consecutive trading days despite Bitcoin’s rally stalling above $85,000 since Tuesday. The funds collected roughly $2.84 billion across the streak, showing that demand has remained resilient despite recent price volatility.
The latest session brought another $190.7 million into Bitcoin ETFs on Sept. 24, extending the positive run following $346.9 million in inflows one day earlier. The streak also included $999 million on Sept. 21 and another $714.7 million on Sept. 22.
BlackRock’s IBIT led the latest session with $162.6 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC with $12.9 million and Morgan Stanley’s MSBT with $10.2 million. Franklin Templeton’s EZBC added $4.9 million, Bitwise’s BITB received $4.1 million, and WisdomTree’s BTCW recorded $4 million in outflows. Recent demand for Bitcoin ETFs has helped erase what once looked like a difficult annual deficit.
Recovery Erases a $5.8 Billion Hole
On July 13, Bitcoin ETFs were sitting on $5.8 billion in net outflows for the year. Their return to nearly $800 million in positive territory marks a dramatic reversal, with almost $4 billion arriving since U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced increased bond purchases in August. Still, the latest streak is not the largest six-day run on record. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $2.35 billion between Feb. 22 and 29, 2024, then recorded $4.73 billion between Nov. 6 and 13 that year.
The bigger comparison also leaves room for caution. Bitcoin ETFs generated $35.2 billion in net inflows during 2024 and another $21.4 billion in 2025. With the current yearly total near $800 million, the recovery remains small beside those figures. Even so, Bitcoin ETFs have moved a long way from their July low. Bitcoin ETFs are now back in positive territory for the year, giving the recent recovery a clearer financial foundation after months of heavy outflows.
