Bitcoin ETFs continue their momentum with eight consecutive days of net inflows

The US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just closed eight consecutive days of net inflows, totaling more than 2 billion dollars in less than two weeks. A rare streak, which is no coincidence. Are we on the dawn of a new cycle of institutional accumulation?

An impressive streak driven by finance giants

Last Thursday in the United States, spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively gained 223.2 million dollars in net inflows. BlackRock leads the pack, with 167.5 million dollars recorded on its IBIT product alone. Behind it, Ark Invest/21Shares, Morgan Stanley, and Grayscale also showed positive flows for the day.

A few slight outflows temper the picture: Fidelity, Bitwise, and VanEck collectively lost about thirty million dollars. But these occasional withdrawals do not change the overall sentiment, which remains clearly bullish.

What stands out is the consistency. Eight days straight, without interruption. This kind of regularity is not explained by speculators seeking a quick hit. These are institutional investors deliberately positioning capital with a medium-term outlook.

Bitcoin viewed as a strategic asset, not speculative

Analysts agree on one point: this rotation of capital reflects a profound shift in perception. After the outflows recorded early in 2026, institutions seem to view the Bitcoin correction as an accumulation window, not a warning signal.

BTC, on its side, confirms its relative strength. Over the last 30 days, it has advanced by about 10%. At the time of writing this article, it was trading around 77,505 dollars, slightly down by 0.40% on the day, in a range between 78,300 and 78,600 dollars.

It is admittedly far from its all-time high of 126,000 dollars reached in October 2025. But its market dominance has just crossed 60% for the first time this year, a strong technical signal often associated with consolidation phases before a rebound.

Also noteworthy: Ethereum ETFs, which themselves had recorded ten consecutive days of inflows, saw net outflows of 76 million dollars during the last session. A contrast that reinforces the idea that Bitcoin remains, for now, the preferred safe haven of major investors.

Ultimately, flows into Bitcoin ETFs send a clear message: institutional capital is methodically returning to an asset now considered strategic. If this momentum continues, the question may no longer be if BTC will regain its highs, but when.