US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their rally in late April, posting nine straight days of inflows and highlighting growing investor confidence.
Between April 14 and April 24, the funds pulled in a combined $2.12 billion. The strongest day came on April 17, with inflows of $663.9 million, while April 14 and April 22 also saw solid gains of $411.5 million and $335.8 million.
Momentum slowed toward the end of the period, with the smallest daily inflow of $14.45 million recorded on Friday. BlackRock’s IBIT led that day, while some funds, including Fidelity’s FBTC and others, saw small outflows.
This marks the first nine-day inflow streak since October, when Bitcoin ETFs last saw a similar surge in demand.
The steady inflows come as Bitcoin prices strengthen, rising over the past month and supporting broader market sentiment.
Overall, total net inflows for 2026 have climbed to $58.23 billion, showing that investors continue to add exposure despite Bitcoin trading below its recent peak. Analysts say this trend points to a longer-term approach among ETF investors, rather than short-term trading.
Meanwhile, US spot Ether ETFs also saw a strong run of inflows during the same period, although the streak ended on April 23 after a day of outflows.
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