U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to Nine Sessions With $66.19 Million Added

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a ninth consecutive session of net inflows on Tuesday, attracting a combined $66.19 million. The positive flow continued despite a sharp slowdown in buying compared with the previous week.

Trading Volume Falls to $1.6 Billion

Trading volume across the Bitcoin ETF market totaled approximately $1.6 billion during the session. While the funds continued to attract capital, the lower inflow figure and reduced volume pointed to more subdued activity among investors.

Inflow Streak Remains Intact

The latest figures extend a nine-session run of net inflows for U.S. Bitcoin ETFs. The streak indicates that demand has remained positive across the group, even as the pace of purchases has moderated.

Bitcoin ETFs provide investors with exposure to the price of bitcoin through traditional brokerage accounts, without requiring them to hold the underlying asset directly. Fund flows are closely monitored as an indicator of institutional and broader market demand.

Buying Pace Cools From Previous Week

Tuesday’s inflows were notably smaller than those recorded during the previous week. The slowdown suggests that investors continued adding exposure, but with less intensity than during the earlier period.