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The US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just closed eight consecutive days of net inflows, totaling more than $2 billion in less than two weeks. The streak is notable for its consistency, suggesting a sustained shift in how institutional investors are positioning capital.
In the latest period, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded eight consecutive days of positive flows. Over this span, more than $2 billion flowed into the funds.
On Thursday, the ETFs collectively added $223.2 million in net inflows in the US market. BlackRock’s IBIT was the largest contributor, bringing in $167.5 million on the day.
Other issuers also posted positive flows on Thursday, including Ark Invest/21Shares, Morgan Stanley, and Grayscale.
There were some offsets: Fidelity, Bitwise, and VanEck collectively saw outflows of about $30 million. Despite these withdrawals, the overall direction of flows remains clearly positive.
Analysts point to the regularity of the inflows as a key feature. The pattern is not consistent with speculative, short-term positioning, but instead aligns with institutional investors deliberately allocating capital with a medium-term outlook.
Following earlier outflows recorded in early 2026, institutions appear to be treating the Bitcoin correction as an accumulation window rather than a warning signal.
Bitcoin has also shown relative strength: over the last 30 days, it is up by about 10%. At the time of writing, BTC was trading around $77,505, down 0.40% on the day, within a range of $78,300 to $78,600.
Bitcoin remains below its all-time high of $126,000 reached in October 2025. However, its market dominance has crossed 60% for the first time this year, a technical signal often associated with consolidation phases before a rebound.
Ethereum ETFs, which had recorded ten consecutive days of inflows, saw net outflows of $76 million during the last session. The divergence reinforces the idea that, for now, Bitcoin is the preferred allocation for major investors.
Overall, the sustained inflows into Bitcoin ETFs indicate methodical return of institutional capital to an asset increasingly viewed as strategic. If the momentum continues, the focus may shift from whether BTC can recover prior highs to when that recovery could occur.
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