Bitcoin ETFs See Sixth Straight Day of Inflows, Adding $203 Million

US spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds recorded net inflows for a sixth consecutive session on Tuesday, pulling in $203.1 million. The streak has brought in roughly $930 million total, marking the longest run of consecutive inflows since April.

Bitcoin Price Climbs Alongside Fund Activity

The inflows coincided with Bitcoin trading above $65,000, briefly touching $66,700 during the session before settling near $65,900, up about 2% over the past day.

Broader market sentiment also improved, with a widely tracked crypto Fear & Greed index shifting from “extreme fear” to “fear.”

Analysts Watch Key Price Levels

Market watchers say Bitcoin needs to break above and hold the $65,000 to $65,500 range to build a stronger case for a sustained rally, suggesting the recent momentum still needs confirmation.

Long-Term Fund Numbers Remain Mixed

Since launching, Bitcoin ETFs have brought in $51.8 billion in cumulative inflows, with total assets now at $80.9 billion. Despite the recent streak, the funds remain about $4.84 billion in net outflows for the year so far.