Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US attracted $69 million in net inflows on Wednesday, pushing the streak of daily capital entries to seven consecutive sessions. This steady flow has brought the total inflows since July 14 close to $1 billion, signaling renewed institutional interest through regulated channels.
According to SoSoValue, these inflows amount to $999.38 million over the past week. While impressive, this streak still lags behind the April record when nine straight days of inflows amassed $2.1 billion. The $1 billion milestone now appears imminent, with just $0.62 million remaining as of Wednesday evening.
Despite these sustained investments, Bitcoin’s price slipped below $66,000 during the same period, declining roughly 0.3% to trade around $65,729. This dip coincides with a slower inflow pace, compared to Tuesday’s $203 million, and reflects profit-taking by traders amid cautious market sentiment. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index also dropped slightly from 33 to 31, indicating persistent investor wariness even as capital continues to move into ETFs.
These trends suggest institutions are gradually rebuilding their Bitcoin exposure via regulated investment vehicles rather than direct market purchases. The ongoing inflows contrast with the price hesitancy, reflecting a market in a consolidation phase. For investors tracking Bitcoin’s trajectory amid wider market fluctuations, the ETF inflow pattern offers a glimpse of measured confidence returning to the cryptocurrency space.
