US Bitcoin ETFs Record $335M Inflows as BTC Falls

TLDR

• U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs recorded $335.8 million in net inflows on Wednesday.
• The funds extended their positive streak to seven consecutive trading days.
• Total inflows reached nearly $1.9 billion during the current seven-session run.
• BlackRock’s IBIT attracted about $1.4 billion and led overall inflows.
• IBIT now holds approximately 809,870 BTC, representing about 62% of total ETF assets.

US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $335.8 million in net inflows on Wednesday, extending their positive run to seven days. Total holdings reached about 1.3 million BTC valued at nearly $103 billion, while Bitcoin traded around $74,005. The cryptocurrency gained 11% over 30 days but fell 0.40% in the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to Seven Days

US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $335.8 million in net inflows on Wednesday, and they marked the seventh straight day of gains. The current streak brought in nearly $1.9 billion, and it exceeded the $1.2 billion recorded during a March run. Data showed that institutional allocations increased as funds attracted steady capital across consecutive sessions.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust led the surge and captured about $1.4 billion during the seven days. That figure accounted for more than 73% of total inflows across competing products. The fund now holds about 809,870 BTC, and it represents nearly 62% of aggregate US spot ETF assets.

Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin Trust reported $95 million in inflows since its April 8 launch, and it maintained a clean record without daily outflows. Issuers released updated holdings data, and they confirmed rising balances across multiple products. Combined, US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs now control roughly 1.3 million BTC valued at approximately $103 billion.

Bitcoin Price Slips 0.40% as ETF Demand Persists

Bitcoin climbed 11% over the past 30 days, and it reclaimed levels above $79,000 for the first time since late January. However, the asset traded near $74,005 in the latest session, reflecting a 0.40% daily decline. Market data showed early volatility, yet prices later stabilized within a narrower range.

Trading activity indicated short-term profit-taking as prices pulled back from recent highs. Despite the dip, ETF inflows continued and supported overall demand trends. Fund managers maintained allocations while market participants monitored price consolidation.

BlackRock stated that IBIT continued to attract capital during the recent streak. Morgan Stanley confirmed that MSBT has not recorded a single daily outflow since inception. Official disclosures showed that Bitcoin ETFs maintained cumulative holdings of about 1.3 million BTC worth roughly $103 billion.

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