US Bitcoin ETFs Record Six-Day Inflow Streak as Prices Climb

U.S.-listed spot exchange traded funds tied to Bitcoin have extended their inflow streak to six consecutive days, reflecting renewed institutional interest as the asset price climbs. Data shows net inflows reached approximately $199 million on Monday, bringing the total since March 9 to nearly $963 million.

Leading the inflows were BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and Fidelity Investments’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, which accounted for the majority of capital entering the market. Other funds recorded smaller gains, while a few posted minor outflows.

Market Sentiment Improves Despite Global Uncertainty

The inflow streak coincides with Bitcoin rising more than 12% over the same period, moving from around $65,960 to above $74,000. This marks the longest run of consistent inflows since October 2025, when significantly larger volumes entered the market.

Analysts suggest that improving sentiment, combined with geopolitical developments involving the United States, Iran and Israel, has supported the recent momentum. Increased investor optimism has also pushed fear-of-missing-out levels higher, while broader santiment indicators have started to recover from extreme fear conditions, signaling a cautious return of confidence in crypto markets.

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