Bitcoin ETFs Post 6 Straight Sessions of Inflows, Attracting $2.26 Billion

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just chained a sixth session in the green. On Monday, August 24, they attracted 337.6 million dollars, bringing the total inflows over six sessions to 2.26 billion dollars. This series also significantly reduces the net outflows recorded since the beginning of the year.

Bitcoin ETFs regain momentum

The movement is no longer limited to a single session. After the five days of inflows last week, Bitcoin ETFs added 337.6 million dollars on Monday, according to SoSoValue data. Over the last six sessions, the amount thus reaches 2.26 billion dollars.

Last week already marked a turning point with 1.92 billion dollars of inflows, the best weekly result since October 2025. Since their launch, spot Bitcoin ETFs now accumulate about 54 billion dollars of net inflows while their assets reach 98.56 billion dollars.

This rebound also helped bring net outflows recorded since the start of 2026 to about 2.57 billion dollars. The deficit therefore remains present, but it is shrinking rapidly as capital returns to the market.

Ether and XRP follow the movement

Bitcoin is not the only asset benefiting from this renewed interest. Spot Ether ETFs recorded 115.6 million dollars of inflows Monday, their sixth consecutive session in the green. Over this period, flows reach about 812.8 million dollars. Despite this rebound, Ether ETFs still show nearly 1.30 billion dollars of net outflows since the start of the year.

On the XRP side, ETFs attracted 13.8 million dollars on Monday. Cumulative inflows since January now approach 400 million dollars, while the total since their launch reaches 1.57 billion.

The return of capital to several products therefore suggests a renewed appetite for crypto assets, and not just for bitcoin.

Market sentiment changes rapidly

Bitcoin was trading around 80,700 dollars at the time of source publication, after gaining more than 20% in a week. At the same time, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index rose to 74, its highest level since October 2025. The indicator has been back in “greed” territory since Thursday, after several months dominated by “fear.”

The contrast is significant: investors were still cautious a few weeks ago, while flows and price now show a much more favorable momentum.

It remains to be seen if this trend can last. Six consecutive sessions of inflows are an encouraging signal, but they are not enough to confirm a lasting trend. Upcoming ETF figures will mainly verify if institutional demand continues to grow or if this renewed activity is already starting to fade.