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Spot Crypto ETFs Draw $6.8 Billion Over Six Weeks as Bitcoin Pulls Back

US spot crypto funds registered six consecutive weeks of net inflows totaling $6.8 billion, even as Bitcoin retreated toward $76,000.

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U.S. crypto exchange-traded funds accumulated $6.8 billion in net inflows over a six-week stretch, driven by $3.3 billion two weeks prior and $1.3 billion in the most recent week. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the market, capturing $3.4 billion of that total and pushing the four-week average of crypto ETF inflows to $1.5 billion, the highest level recorded since November 2025.

ETF unit creations require authorized participants to purchase physical Bitcoin to deliver to the custodian, generating regular spot market demand. This mechanical bid contributed to a 24.12% monthly increase for Bitcoin despite limited broader macroeconomic momentum.

Despite the sustained inflows, Bitcoin fell 3.24% over 24 hours to trade around $76,011 on September 15, 2026, losing the $78,000 level it had held for two weeks. Bitcoin remains down 10.86% year-to-date from its December 31 open of $87,497.94 and down 32.4% compared to September 2025, indicating that recent ETF demand has not fully absorbed profit-taking from prior cycles.

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