Bitcoin ETFs record longest inflow streak of 2026
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States are showing the longest streak of capital inflows in 2026. Over the past four weeks, funds have recorded cumulative inflows of around $2 billion.
This marks the first sustained signal of recovering institutional interest after a weak start to the year. Importantly, the growth is occurring amid geopolitical instability. Previously, such conditions typically boosted demand for gold and bonds. Now, part of the capital is remaining in the crypto market. Bitcoin is holding near the $70,000 level, demonstrating resilience. This suggests the formation of a base level of support.
BlackRock remains the key market driver
The majority of inflows came from BlackRock’s IBIT fund. It accounted for about $1.7 billion of the total during this period. This confirms the company’s dominant position among all ETFs. Since launch in 2024, the funds have attracted over $56 billion.
Total assets under management now stand at approximately $90 billion. However, the current pace is slower than in previous periods. For comparison, in August–September 2025, inflows exceeded $3.8 billion over a similar timeframe. This indicates more cautious investor behavior.
BTC price is supported by inflows
Despite limited upward momentum, ETFs continue to support Bitcoin’s price. The market remains above key levels even under pressure. Geopolitical risks and macro factors have not triggered major capital outflows. This distinguishes the current cycle from previous ones.
Inflows are gradually offsetting selling pressure. However, the market is not yet showing aggressive growth. Analysts note that the structure of demand has changed. ETFs now act as a stabilizing factor rather than a driver of sharp rallies.
The market enters a phase of gradual recovery
According to Ecoinometrics, the current dynamics point to the early stage of a new cycle. However, a rapid move toward $100,000 is still unlikely. A more realistic short-term range is around $80,000.
Analysts emphasize that such inflows typically build a foundation for long-term growth rather than immediate rallies. The shift of ETFs from a source of pressure to a source of support is a key structural change. This suggests that Bitcoin is gradually returning to an accumulation phase. Historically, such periods precede the next major trend.
Recently we wrote that bitcoin is trading at $69,173.81 after falling $1,591.24 or 2.25% in the last session, opening with a gap down and now moving in the middle of today's range ($68,340.18 — $69,588.78). BTC is below its SMA-20 ($70,338.41), SMA-50 ($69,588.30), and sharply beneath the SMA-200 ($92,810.38), with immediate resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun level of $69,255.14.
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