Bitcoin ETF inflows have reached $2.26 billion over six consecutive trading sessions, with Monday alone contributing $337.6 million in net inflows, according to Digital Today and SoSoValue data.
The run has trimmed year-to-date net outflows across US spot Bitcoin ETFs to approximately $2.57 billion, down from deeper negative territory earlier this year. Cumulative net inflows since the funds’ launch now stand at $54 billion, with total net assets at $98.56 billion.
BlackRock and Fidelity Dominate Monday’s Flow
The day’s $337.6 million was not evenly distributed. According to Yellow.com, BlackRock and Fidelity together captured roughly 93% of Monday’s total, continuing the pattern of concentration that has defined institutional Bitcoin ETF positioning since launch.
Bitcoin was trading around $80,700 at the time of writing, up more than 20% over the prior week per CoinGecko data. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which CoinCoverage notes is calculated from six signals including price volatility, social media sentiment, and Google Trends, stood at 74, its highest reading since October 2025. The index had spent months in “Fear” territory before flipping to “Greed” last Thursday.
Bitcoin ETF Inflows in Context: What October 2025 Actually Looked Like
Last week’s $1.92 billion was the strongest weekly inflow since October 2025, a comparison that carries some weight. According to Digital Today, $3.42 billion flowed into Bitcoin spot ETFs during that October, but the backdrop was volatile: on 10 October 2025, a market plunge triggered liquidations of leveraged positions worth approximately $19 billion in a single 24-hour window.
Bitcoin subsequently fell roughly 38% from approximately $124,700 on 6 October 2025. The current streak, by contrast, is unfolding against a price recovery rather than a drawdown, which changes the character of the inflows even if the headline numbers are not yet comparable in scale.
Institutional demand has been building over a longer arc. CoinShares research on Q3 2025 13F filings found that over $12.5 billion in net flows were recorded into global Bitcoin ETFs that quarter, with US Bitcoin ETF assets under management rising 13% quarter-over-quarter and Bitcoin’s price gaining 6.4% over the same period. The 13F data represents reported institutional holdings and carries its own lag, but the directional trend is consistent with what the current streak reflects.
The SEC approved the listing of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded products in early 2024, and the product category has since moved from novelty to a core institutional allocation vehicle, with total net assets now approaching $100 billion.
Ether and XRP ETFs Join the Streak
Spot Ether ETFs posted a sixth consecutive day of inflows on Monday, adding $115.6 million for a six-session total of approximately $812.8 million. Year-to-date, the funds remain in net outflow territory at about $1.30 billion.
Spot XRP ETFs added $13.8 million on Monday, bringing year-to-date net inflows to nearly $400 million and cumulative net inflows since launch to $1.57 billion. XRP ETFs are the youngest of the three product categories and are still building their inflow base, but six-day momentum across all three asset classes simultaneously is not a regular occurrence.
The immediate test for the Bitcoin streak is whether inflows hold once the Fear & Greed Index is consistently above 70. Historically, deep greed readings have preceded short-term consolidation; whether the current institutional bid is structural enough to absorb that is what the next two weeks of flow data will clarify.
