Bitcoin ETFs extend inflow streak to six days even as daily flows slow to $191 million

What happened

US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in about $191 million on Thursday, a sixth straight day of inflows. Daily flows fell 81% from Monday's $999 million.

Confirmed

Global impact / market context

Steady inflows show investors still put new money into these funds, which must buy Bitcoin. But slowing daily amounts suggest buying demand is weakening, so Bitcoin's price may face less support from this source.

Analyst inference

Six straight inflow days signal sustained demand for Bitcoin exposure through regulated funds. Yet the 81% drop from Monday shows that demand is cooling, meaning the rally may depend less on ETF buying and more on other investors.

Analyst inference

What to watch

1. Whether US spot Bitcoin ETFs record a seventh consecutive day of inflows, which would extend the current streak and show demand is still positive. Confirmed
2. Watch if daily inflows return toward Monday's $999 million or keep falling, since a further decline would suggest the ETF buying trend is fading. Proposed
3. Track Bitcoin's price reaction if inflows continue but shrink, because weaker ETF purchases may reduce a key source of buy pressure on the market. Analyst inference

Affected assets

• BTC — Bitcoin

Evidence

• cryptopolitan.com