US spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted inflows for six straight sessions, adding roughly $930 million over that period. The streak marks a shift from the outflows that dominated much of the year, though the funds remain down $4.84 billion on a net basis in 2026.
Six days of inflows
The six-day run began on July 15 and continued through July 22, according to data compiled by GFdaily. Each session saw net positive flows, with the total crossing $930 million by the end of the week. That's the longest winning streak for the products since early June. The buying picked up after a quiet period, though the exact trigger isn't clear from the numbers alone.
Still deep in the red
Despite the recent buying, the year-to-date picture is grim. Net flows for US spot Bitcoin ETFs stand at negative $4.84 billion through July 22. The six-day rally has barely dented the cumulative outflow that started in the first quarter. The funds have struggled to attract sustained interest after a strong 2025. The streak hasn't reversed the year's losses, but it's the first sustained buying in weeks — a small bright spot in an otherwise rough year for the products.
