
Bitcoin ETFs Extend $3.1B Inflow Streak as Ether Funds Turn Red
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nine consecutive days of net inflows totaling roughly $3.1 billion, while Ether and Zcash funds reversed course with outflows.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nine consecutive days of net inflows totaling roughly $3.1 billion, while Ether and Zcash funds reversed course with outflows.

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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.95 billion in net inflows over the past 30 days, extending an eight-day streak that began after a major regulatory setback.

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Bitcoin reversed gains to trade below $83,600 after US bond yields reached multidecade highs, while long-term holder supply clustered near the $85,000 resistance level.

Bitcoin maintained support near $84,300 despite risk asset pressure from geopolitical tensions and a spike in US bond yields to multi-decade highs.

Monday's US spot crypto ETF inflows fell roughly 80% from Friday to $64.8 million, though all four major categories maintained positive streaks following a week of $3.3 billion in demand.