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ETH The U.S. spot bitcoin ETF recorded net inflows for six consecutive days, and the single-day fund size dropped sharply from the previous high.
On Thursday, the U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a net inflow of approximately US$191 million, which is the sixth consecutive trading day that it has achieved net inflows. Although Thursday's net inflows were the lowest in the string of increases, the cumulative total has exceeded $2.8 billion. This winning streak began on September 17.
Compared with the single-day high set on Monday in 2026, demand fever fell by 81%. Monday's single-day net inflow reached US$999 million, the largest single-day gold draw for the year. Data for subsequent days were: $714.75 million on Tuesday,$347 million on Wednesday, and $191 million on Thursday. Although the rate of capital inflows has slowed down for three consecutive trading days, the overall cumulative amount is still rising.
According to Cryptopolitan, Monday's record set on September 21 was the largest single-day net inflow into a U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF since early October 2025. At that time, the price of Bitcoin briefly exceeded the $87,000 mark. Since then, the price of bitcoin has been adjusted back to about $83,800, but it is still up about 3.6% from last week.
BlackRock IBIT performed strongly, absorbing nearly half of industry funds
BlackRock's IBIT fund topped the list in total net inflows on Thursday, attracting $162.63 million. The rest of the money is spread among other funds. Fidelity's FBTC fund increased $12.86 million, and Morgan Stanley's MSBT fund attracted $10.16 million. Franklin's EZBC and Bitwise's BITB received investments of $4.88 million and $4.13 million, respectively.
WisdomTree's BTCW was the only fund to experience an outflow, with a net outflow of US$4.02 million. Over six consecutive trading days, IBIT absorbed approximately $1.35 billion, accounting for almost half of the total inflows into the entire category. The total turnover of these 12 funds is US$2.27 billion, and the total net assets are close to US$108.92 billion.
In addition, Ethereum-related products also continued their own gains, receiving capital injections for five consecutive trading days, with a net inflow of US$66.01 million on Thursday.
Open interest in Bitcoin futures rebounded to May levels
Brian Huang, co-founder and CEO of Glider, said that the number of open interest in Bitcoin futures has rebounded to May levels. Of this, approximately US$3.3 billion is concentrated on Hyperliquid's BTC perpetual contracts. Huang pointed out that negative basis is accompanied by an increase in open interest, indicating that the market is establishing new short positions.
