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Bitcoin Spot ETFs Record 730 Million Dollar Inflow as Analysts Assess Market Outlook
Daily inflows into US spot funds reached their highest level in nearly eight months, prompting varying interpretations from market analysts.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $730.87 million in net inflows on September 3, marking their largest single-day tally in nearly eight months. Analyst TedPillows noted that daily ETF inflows surpassing the $700 million mark had coincided with local price peaks on two previous occasions.
On-chain analyst Alex Adler Jr. reported that spot ETFs have constituted a substantial portion of recent demand, contributing roughly 42,800 BTC—or 41%—of the estimated 105,000 BTC in total net capital inflows over the past 30 days.
Conversely, analyst DonAlt expressed a constructive view, stating that the lack of deep corrective moves indicates continued strength. DonAlt suggested that Bitcoin could advance toward $90,000 before encountering any substantial pullback.
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