Bitcoin ETFs Flip into Positive Territory with $2.8B Inflow Streak

U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have made a significant turnaround in recent weeks. After being roughly $5.8 billion underwater in July, they are now sitting at around $800 million of net inflows for the year. This marks a swing of more than $6 billion from the low point.

The funds attracted approximately $2.84 billion across six consecutive inflow sessions, which came alongside Bitcoin's recovery from below $58,000 in early June to the mid-$80,000 area this week. The relationship between ETF demand and BTC price is crucial, as a rising price improves the position of existing fund holders and can make additional allocations easier to justify.

While the recent streak includes several strong sessions, the bigger story is the cumulative reversal rather than any one day. Around $800 million in annual net inflows is positive, but it remains modest compared with previous years. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $35.2 billion during 2024 and roughly $21.4 billion in 2025.