US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Draw $134.5 Million, Extending Inflow Streak to Seven Days
Key Facts
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded daily net inflows of $134.5 million on September 25, 2026. TokenPost reported that these funds have maintained daily inflows exceeding $100 million for seven consecutive trading days.
The positive momentum is driven by sustained institutional interest, with total inflows during this seven-day period reaching approximately $2.9783 billion. U.S. spot Ether ETFs also posted net inflows of $87 million on September 25, 2026, marking their sixth consecutive day of gains, though Bitcoin-focused funds maintained a stronger overall flow trend.
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Update: The positive momentum extended to other investment vehicles on September 25, 2026, as Solana ETFs recorded inflows nearly matching those of Ether funds. Additionally, XRP and HYPE funds closed the same trading session in positive territory.
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Update: These sustained inflows have successfully erased the losses recorded following the passage of the Clarity Act. Recent data indicates that total year-to-date net flows for Bitcoin ETFs have now returned to positive territory for 2026.
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Update: These inflows coincided with a cooling of selling activity from veteran investors, as Bitcoin long-term holder exchange inflows fell below the annual average on September 26, 2026. This reduction in selling pressure from long-term holders suggests a bullish sentiment among seasoned investors alongside the sustained institutional momentum.
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Update: The positive momentum extended to other altcoins, with Solana exchange-traded funds recording net inflows of $188.1 million during the trading week ending September 25, 2026. These figures reflect a broadening of institutional flows into digital assets beyond Bitcoin and Ether during this period.
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Update: Bitcoin exchanges saw $2.52 billion in outflows on September 25, 2026. These movements occurred simultaneously with $1.25 billion in total inflows into exchange-traded funds, suggesting a shift in digital asset custody away from centralized exchanges.