Bitcoin ETFs add $2.12B inflows

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds added about $14.4 million on April 24, extending their inflow streak to nine straight trading sessions. (farside.co.uk) Those nine sessions ran from April 14 through April 24 and brought in roughly $2.12 billion in net new money. The largest day was April 17, with about $663.9 million of inflows. (farside.co.uk) BlackRock’s IBIT led the April 24 intake with about $22.9 million, while Morgan Stanley’s MSBT added $11.1 million. Fidelity’s FBTC, Bitwise’s BITB and Ark’s ARKB posted small outflows that day. (farside.co.uk) A spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund holds Bitcoin directly and lets investors buy shares on a stock exchange instead of managing coins in a crypto wallet. That structure has made the funds a regulated entry point for advisers, institutions and retail brokerage accounts. (cointelegraph.com) The April run reversed a weaker stretch earlier this month. Farside’s running total shows U.S. Bitcoin ETF net inflows for 2026 at about $58.6 billion after the streak. (farside.co.uk) Bitcoin itself was trading around $77,516 on April 25 after gaining about 10.7% over the past month, according to market data cited alongside the ETF flow reports. (ainewscrypto.com) The weekly backdrop also turned stronger. CoinShares said digital asset investment products drew $1.4 billion in the week ended April 18, the strongest weekly total since January, with Bitcoin products alone taking in $1.116 billion. (coinshares.com) That leaves the market with a simple test: whether steady ETF demand can keep absorbing supply if Bitcoin pushes back toward the $80,000 area. For now, the clearest new fact is that U.S. spot Bitcoin funds have put together their longest inflow streak of 2026. (invezz.com) (farside.co.uk)