Bitcoin ETF inflows slow to $191M as six-day streak reaches $2.8B

US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $191 million in net new money on Thursday, extending a six-session inflow run that has pushed combined net purchases past $2.8 billion. The daily inflow figure marked a slowdown for the third consecutive session after a peak earlier in the week.

Inflows peaked at $999 million on Monday, according to SoSoValue, and have since declined, with Thursday’s total down about 81% from that high. The current streak has brought year-to-date net flows into the products to roughly $787 million, reversing a deficit of about $5.5 billion that was in place at the end of June.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) was the largest beneficiary on Thursday, accounting for roughly $163 million of the day’s net inflows, per Farside Investors data. Over the six-session period, IBIT has drawn about $1.35 billion, or nearly half of the combined inflows across US spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Market context shows Bitcoin trading near $83,807 at the time of the report, down 0.3% over 24 hours but up around 8% over the past week, based on CoinGecko data. The inflow pattern follows renewed investor interest across September, which has brought in about $2.56 billion so far, after August inflows totaled $3.52 billion.