U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Take In $191M, Extending Inflow Run to Six Days

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $191 million of net inflows on September 24 (ET), marking a sixth straight trading day of positive flows. The data points to continued allocations into Bitcoin-focused exchange-traded funds via regulated vehicles, with inflows exceeding redemptions on each day of the streak. Ethereum products also saw fresh demand. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs reported $66.01 million in net inflows on September 24, pushing their streak to five consecutive days. Bitcoin ETFs drew the larger share of new capital, with $191 million versus $66.01 million for Ethereum ETFs, as both categories ended the session in positive territory. Market participants monitor ETF flows as a real-time gauge of U.S. investor appetite for crypto exposure without directly buying and custodying BTC or ETH. Even so, flows can shift quickly with sentiment and broader market conditions, and they represent only one component of overall demand rather than a predictor of future price performance. Wu Blockchain cited the figures in a post dated September 25, 2026.