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Bitcoin ETFs record $2.8 billion inflows over eight trading days
US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended a winning streak to eight consecutive sessions as Bitcoin tested $80,000, with August tracking its strongest monthly inflow pace since October 2025.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $2.8 billion in inflows across eight consecutive trading sessions as Bitcoin traded around $79,520 on Thursday, up 1.1% on the day after touching an intraday high of $80,475. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for $2.02 billion of the run, or 72% of the total, according to Farside Investors. By contrast, Grayscale's GBTC was a net loser, shedding $50.4 million on Wednesday alone.
Daily inflows have retreated from their peak of $606 million on August 20 to $232 million by mid-week, signalling that buying pressure is moderating even as the streak persists. HashKey analyst Tim Sun told Decrypt that the consecutive-day streak carries more significance than individual daily figures, though the shrinking size of inflows points to weakening demand. If the current pace holds, August is tracking for its strongest monthly inflow total since October 2025.
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