U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have extended their buying run to six straight weeks, marking the longest consecutive inflow period in more than nine months. The streak, which began April 2, has pulled in a combined $3.4 billion, according to data from SoSoValue.
The stretch represents a significant turnaround from the previous record run, a seven-week period from June 13 to July 18, 2025, which saw roughly $7.57 billion in inflows. The current streak's strongest week came in mid-April, reaching $996 million for the week of April 17, while the most recent week logged $622 million.
Last week's flows were sharply divided. Monday and Tuesday alone brought in $532 million and $467 million respectively before momentum faded. Wednesday slowed to just $46 million, and the week closed with outflows of $277 million on Thursday and $145 million on Friday.
Despite the late-week weakness, the underlying trend remains positive. The streak's weakest showing was its first week, with only $22 million for the period ending April 2, suggesting growing investor conviction over time.
Critics caution that the heavy concentration of inflows early in the week may indicate front-running of event-driven demand, leaving the streak vulnerable to sudden reversals if macro conditions shift.