Bitcoin ETFs Achieve Longest Weekly Inflow Streak of 2026

US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are currently riding their longest weekly inflow streak of 2026.

This marks a significant stabilization in institutional appetite despite a volatile global macroeconomic backdrop.

BlackRock Drives Bitcoin ETFs 4-Week Resurgence

Data from SoSoValue show that the funds have recorded four consecutive weeks of net inflows, totaling approximately $2 billion.

Notably, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) continues to serve as the primary driver of this stretch. The fund accounted for roughly $1.7 billion of the total inflows during this recent stretch, reinforcing its dominant position in the market.

While the recent streak signals a shift in market sentiment, the pace of accumulation remains lower than in previous years.

This current run represents the most sustained period of buying since the August-September 2025 window. During that earlier period, the investment vehicles attracted more than $3.8 billion in fresh capital.

Since their landmark debut in 2024, the 12 total Bitcoin funds have recorded more than $56 billion in cumulative inflows. The group now oversees approximately $90 billion in net assets, according to data from SoSoValue.

Meanwhile, the current resurgence in buying has provided a critical floor for Bitcoin’s price, which has remained resilient near the $70,000 mark.

This price stability is particularly notable given escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Historically, such conflicts have driven investors toward traditional safe-haven assets, like gold or US Treasuries.

However, Ecoinometrics, a macro-focused research platform, has urged BTC investors to temper expectations for an immediate “moonshot” in the top crypto’s price.

“The direction is now unambiguous, but we are still far from a complete recovery. Even in bullish simulations, this kind of demand typically translates into a slow rebuilding phase,” the firm stated.

Considering this, the firm highlighted a 30-day target range in the $80,000 region as more plausible than a run toward the symbolic $100,000 milestone.

Nevertheless, they concluded that the transition of ETF demand from a market headwind to a foundational support level marks a significant shift for the asset. This change indicates the early stages of a new cyclical phase for the world’s largest cryptocurrency.