U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETFs) recorded a strong nine day inflow streak between April 14 and April 24, attracting approximately $2.12 billion in total net inflows. The surge highlights growing investor confidence in Bitcoin exposure through regulated investment products.
The largest single day inflow occurred on April 17, when funds added about $663.91 million. Other strong sessions included April 14 with $411.50 million and April 22 with $335.82 million in net inflows. The weakest day of the period came on April 24, which recorded a smaller but still positive inflow of $14.45 million.
Among individual funds, BlackRock led daily gains through its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which recorded $22.88 million in inflows. Meanwhile, Fidelity Investments saw minor outflows of $1.69 million from its Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC). Additional withdrawals were reported from Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB) and ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB), while Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) recorded largely stable flows.
Bitcoin Price Strength and Long-Term Investor Behavior
The sustained ETF inflows coincide with improving Bitcoin market performance, with Bitcoin trading around $77,581 and gaining roughly 10.73% over the past month. The nine-day inflow streak marks the first similar run since October, when earlier ETF inflows surged sharply across multiple sessions.
Ether ETFs Maintain Momentum Before Brief Outflows
Spot Ether ETFs also demonstrated strong momentum during April, posting nine consecutive days of inflows between April 14 and April 22. The highest single-day inflow occurred on April 17, with approximately $127.49 million entering Ether funds. Additional strong sessions included April 22 with $96.44 million and April 20 with $67.77 million.
However, the streak ended on April 23 when Ether ETFs recorded net outflows of $75.94 million, signaling a temporary pause in investor momentum while broader crypto market trends continue to evolve.
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