Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $900 million of net inflows last week, marking the largest weekly intake since early May, according to Bloomberg data shared by The Kobeissi Letter in a post on X.
The latest figure represents a sharp acceleration from the $197 million recorded the previous week, signaling renewed investor appetite for spot Bitcoin funds after several weeks of muted demand.
Key flow highlights:
- Total Bitcoin ETF inflows: +$900 million last week (highest since early May)
- Previous week: +$197 million
- BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT: +$193 million last week after +$282 million the week before
- This week so far: IBIT added another +$115 million on Monday and +$164 million on Tuesday
- July inflows into IBIT: +$501 million, putting the fund on pace for its largest monthly intake since April and third-largest monthly haul of 2026
QUICK CONTEXT: Bitcoin ETF Demand Rebounds
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have become one of the primary vehicles through which institutional and retail investors gain exposure to Bitcoin without directly holding the cryptocurrency. Since their U.S. launch, flows into these funds have often served as a real-time gauge of investor sentiment toward digital assets.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has consistently dominated the category, attracting the largest share of new money thanks to its scale, liquidity and low fees. Strong inflows into IBIT frequently coincide with improving sentiment across the broader crypto market.
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