Bitcoin ETFs see nine-day inflows

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted net inflows for a ninth straight trading day on April 24, extending a rebound that started on April 14. (farside.co.uk) The nine-session streak pulled in about $2.12 billion in total, according to Farside Investors’ daily flow table for the U.S. funds. The biggest day was April 17, when the group took in $663.9 million. (farside.co.uk) The April 24 session itself was modest: $14.4 million of net inflows across the category. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT, led that day with $22.9 million, while Ark 21Shares’ ARKB lost $9.0 million and Fidelity’s FBTC lost $1.7 million. (farside.co.uk) Those products let investors buy shares that track Bitcoin’s price through a regular brokerage account instead of holding the token directly. The flows matter because they show whether fresh money is moving into regulated Bitcoin exposure or leaving it. (blackrock.com) (sosovalue.com) By April 24, cumulative net inflows since launch had reached about $58.6 billion on Farside’s tally. SoSoValue’s dashboard also showed total net assets for the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF group above $100 billion. (farside.co.uk) (sosovalue.com) The inflow run followed a rough start to 2026 for crypto funds. CoinShares said digital asset investment products had just posted a fourth straight positive week by April 24, after earlier weakness in the year. (coinshares.com) BlackRock remained the largest player in the segment. SoSoValue listed IBIT with about $63.7 billion in net assets, far ahead of Fidelity’s FBTC at about $11.1 billion and Grayscale’s GBTC at about $11.3 billion. (sosovalue.com) The streak does not mean every issuer is winning every day. Farside’s table shows several sessions in the run where IBIT absorbed most of the buying while other funds were flat or posted small outflows. (farside.co.uk) For now, the headline is simple: after months of uneven demand, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs ended April with their longest inflow streak of the year. (farside.co.uk)