Spot Bitcoin ETFs Log Their First Five-Day Inflow Streak of 2026

US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) logged their first five-day influx streak of 2026, bringing in roughly $767.32 million this week.

The funds recorded $180.33 million in internet inflows on Friday, extending the run of optimistic flows that started earlier within the week. The strongest day of the streak got here on Tuesday, when spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs attracted $250.92 million, according to knowledge from SoSoValue.

The final time the funds noticed a comparable streak was in late November 2025, when spot Bitcoin ETFs logged 5 consecutive days of internet inflows from Nov. 25 to Dec. 2, bringing in a mixed $284.61 million.

Total, the ETFs now maintain $91.83 billion in internet property, with cumulative internet inflows reaching $56.14 billion and roughly $4.93 billion in whole worth traded on the day.

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Ether ETFs see 4-day influx streak

In the meantime, US spot Ether (ETH) ETFs recorded $26.69 million in internet inflows on Friday, extending a four-day run of optimistic flows. The streak started on Tuesday, when the funds added $12.59 million, adopted by $57.01 million on Wednesday and a stronger $115.85 million on Thursday, the biggest influx throughout the interval.

The four-day stretch has introduced roughly $212.14 million into spot Ether ETFs, reversing the outflows seen earlier in March. As of in the present day, cumulative internet inflows into US spot Ether ETFs stands at $11.79 billion, whereas whole internet property throughout the funds reached $12.26 billion, with about $1.30 billion in worth traded on the day.

The latest stretch marks the primary sustained influx run for spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs this 12 months after a unstable begin to 2026 that noticed a number of days of heavy outflows throughout the merchandise.

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Bitcoin range-bound as Center East tensions rise

Rising tensions within the Center East and volatility in power markets are weighing on world danger sentiment. In response to Bitunix analysts, escalating battle across the Strait of Hormuz and elevated oil costs have elevated macro uncertainty and lowered expectations for aggressive Federal Reserve price cuts, prompting traders to concentrate on short-term liquidity relatively than long-term danger publicity.

In opposition to this backdrop, Bitcoin stays range-bound. Bitunix stated derivatives liquidation heatmaps present a key short-liquidity cluster close to $71,300, which is performing as near-term resistance, with a bigger focus between $72,000 and $73,500.