U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETFs Extend Inflow Streak With $715 Million Daily Net Inflow

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a combined net inflow of $715 million on September 22, according to SoSoValue data shared by Wu Blockchain, extending their streak of daily net inflows to four consecutive days.

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs also posted positive flows during the session, attracting a total net inflow of $162 million. The figure marked the third consecutive day of net inflows for Ethereum spot ETFs.

The latest figures show continued positive fund flows across the two largest cryptocurrency ETF markets in the United States, although the data covers ETF flows rather than direct cryptocurrency purchases.

Bitcoin ETFs Record Fourth Consecutive Day of Inflows

The $715 million net inflow recorded by U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on September 22 represents the latest entry in a four-day run of positive daily flows.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs provide investors with exposure to Bitcoin through regulated exchange-traded products without requiring them to hold the underlying cryptocurrency directly.

According to the SoSoValue figures cited by Wu Blockchain, the combined products ended the latest trading session with substantially more capital entering the funds than leaving them.

The data does not identify individual investor motivations behind the flows. ETF net inflows measure the difference between money entering and leaving the products during a given session.

The four-day streak therefore provides a measure of fund-flow activity but does not, by itself, establish why investors were allocating capital to the products.

Ethereum ETFs Extend Positive Flow Streak

Ethereum spot ETFs also recorded positive flows on September 22, with total net inflows of $162 million, according to the same SoSoValue data.

The figure extended Ethereum ETFs' net inflow streak to three consecutive days.

The simultaneous positive flow streaks across Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs place both markets in a period of consecutive daily net inflows.

As with Bitcoin ETFs, the Ethereum figures represent aggregate flows across the U.S. spot ETF market rather than activity on cryptocurrency exchanges or direct purchases of Ether.

What the Latest ETF Data Shows

The latest numbers provide a snapshot of institutional and other investor activity through U.S.-listed spot cryptocurrency ETFs.

Bitcoin's four-day inflow streak and Ethereum's three-day streak indicate that both groups of products recorded net positive flows through the September 22 session.

However, ETF flow data should be considered separately from measures such as cryptocurrency prices, trading volumes or on-chain activity. Net inflows show how capital moved into and out of the ETF products during a specified period and do not independently establish the direction of the broader digital asset market.

The next trading sessions will determine whether the respective streaks continue beyond the September 22 data reported by SoSoValue.

Writer: Victoria Hale
Technology & Blockchain Writer

Victoria Hale writes about blockchain technology, digital infrastructure, and the intersection of emerging technologies with finance. Her articles explore how new protocols and systems are shaping the evolving digital economy.

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