Exchange-traded funds backed by spot Bitcoin are showing a new signal of stability after several months marked by capital outflows. In the United States, investors recorded a third consecutive session of net inflows, confirming renewed interest in this product category. This development comes as the market tries to find a better balance after a difficult start to the year. At the same time, the data shows a gradual improvement in flows, despite a context where price performance remains under pressure.
In brief
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $368 million in net inflows in three consecutive sessions.
- Cumulative inflows from these funds now reach $51.2 billion, for $77.7 billion in assets under management.
- Bitcoin briefly crossed $65,000, while July flows returned to positive territory.
- Despite this improvement, spot ETFs still show a deficit of $5.4 billion in net flows since the start of 2026.
Bitcoin: three consecutive sessions of entries for spot ETFs
U.S. Bitcoin-related spot ETFs saw $79.2 million in net inflows on Thursday. This performance extends a positive series after the 181 million dollars recorded on Tuesday, then the 108 million dollars on Wednesday. In total, these three sessions represent approximately $368 million in new capital, according to data from SoSoValue.
Furthermore, cumulative net inflows since the launch of these products now reach $51.2 billion. Assets under management also increased to reach $77.7 billion. At the same time, the price of bitcoin briefly exceeded the $65,000 threshold on Wednesday, a first since the end of June. This price change occurred at a time when flows into ETFs were returning to a more favorable trajectory.
Flows return to green after several difficult months
The latest investments have allowed the monthly flows of spot Bitcoin ETFs to return to positive territory during the month of July. This improvement comes after net outflows of $4.51 billion in June and $2.4 billion in May. If this momentum continues through the end of the month, July will become the first positive month since April, when ETFs saw $1.97 billion in net inflows.
However, the annual results remain negative. As of Friday, U.S. ETF net flows still showed a deficit of about $5.4 billion since the start of 2026. At the same time, Bitcoin was trading around $63,400 at the time of writing, down about 28% since the start of the year. These figures show that the recovery in flows is not yet accompanied by a lasting return to market performance.
The next sessions will make it possible to check whether this resumption of investments is confirmed. Continued inflows could reinforce the momentum observed in ETFs, while the evolution of bitcoin will remain a key indicator to measure the strength of this trend. Market participants will also monitor the ability of funds to maintain positive flows over the coming weeks.
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