Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $191,000,000 in net inflows yesterday, extending a six-day streak.

Bitcoin Spot Exchange-Traded Funds Log $191 Million Net Inflow on Sixth Straight Day

PANews reported on September 25, citing SoSoValue data, that Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds recorded $191 million in net inflows on September 24 US Eastern Time, extending a six-day inflow streak. The result shows that demand for direct Bitcoin exposure through listed funds remained positive for another session rather than fading after the first days of the streak.

Blackrock fund IBIT led the increase with $163 million of net inflows on September 24. The fund has now accumulated $65.185 billion in historical net inflows, making it the dominant contributor to the latest daily total.

Fidelity fund FBTC added $12.8620 million of net inflows on September 24 and has reached $11.014 billion in historical net inflows. Its contribution was much smaller than IBIT’s, which means the market-wide positive number was heavily shaped by one fund.

WisdomTree fund BTCW was the largest single-day outflow, with $4.0161 million leaving the fund. The outflow did not offset the broader net inflow reported by SoSoValue.

What the streak means next

For readers tracking Bitcoin demand, daily net flows show whether investors are adding to spot exchange-traded vehicles or pulling back. The next readings will show whether the streak depends on continued demand for IBIT or becomes more evenly supported across multiple funds. A broadening of inflows would suggest a wider recovery in demand for spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, while a return to net outflows would test whether the six-day run was only a short-term rebound.