US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have extended their winning streak to nine consecutive days, drawing roughly $3.1 billion in fresh capital, even as Ether-focused funds recorded their first outflow after a week of gains.
Bitcoin Funds Keep Momentum
The steady wave of institutional demand pushed spot Bitcoin ETFs to a ninth straight day of net inflows, cementing a period of sustained buying interest. The cumulative $3.1 billion haul underscores how appetite for regulated Bitcoin exposure has held firm despite volatile market conditions.
The prolonged streak suggests that large investors continue to view spot Bitcoin products as a preferred entry point into the digital asset market, favoring the convenience and compliance benefits these vehicles offer over direct ownership.
A nine-day, $3.1 billion inflow run signals that institutional appetite for Bitcoin shows little sign of cooling.
Ether and Zcash Slip Into the Red
Ether ETFs broke a seven-day run of inflows on Tuesday, shedding about $3 million. The reversal marked a modest but notable shift in sentiment for the second-largest crypto asset by market value, ending a stretch of consistent buying.
The pullback in Ether products came shortly after Zcash-linked funds posted an $8 million outflow at the start of the week, adding to the picture of investors trimming exposure to assets beyond Bitcoin.
Key movements across the ETF landscape included:
- Bitcoin ETFs: nine consecutive days of inflows totaling around $3.1 billion
- Ether ETFs: a $3 million outflow after seven days of gains
- Zcash funds: an $8 million outflow to open the week
Taken together, the divergence highlights a market where capital is rotating decisively toward Bitcoin while altcoin-focused products face renewed pressure.