US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $69.1 million in net inflows on Tuesday, extending their winning streak to six consecutive days. Cumulative net inflows for the funds have now crossed the $52 billion mark. XRP-focused products, meanwhile, held steady with no notable movement during the same period.
Six straight days of inflows
The Tuesday haul brings the six-day total to a significant sum, though exact figures for the full streak weren't disclosed. The $69.1 million figure marks a continuation of the positive momentum that has characterized Bitcoin ETF flows this month. The cumulative net inflow milestone of $52 billion underscores sustained institutional appetite for the products since their launch earlier this year.
ETF flows are widely watched as a barometer of institutional sentiment. The six-day streak suggests that large investors continue to allocate to Bitcoin despite a relatively quiet price action. The pace of inflows has been steady rather than explosive, but the consistency is notable.
XRP funds stay flat
While Bitcoin ETFs saw consistent demand, XRP funds recorded no net inflows or outflows during the same period. The flat performance suggests investors are keeping their powder dry on the altcoin, at least for now. It's a contrast to the steady buying seen in the Bitcoin space.
The data comes as the broader crypto market shows mixed signals. Bitcoin's price has been range-bound, but ETF flows remain a key metric for gauging institutional demand. Whether the streak continues into the rest of the week will be closely watched by market participants.
