U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are continuing to pull in strong money flows, showing that institutional interest in crypto is still growing.
The ETFs have now recorded five straight days of inflows, bringing in nearly $1.7 billion during that stretch.
A big part of that demand came from BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, which added another $134.6 million in a single day. Some other funds, including Fidelity’s FBTC, saw outflows, but overall the market stayed positive.
The inflow streak also puts Bitcoin ETFs on track for a sixth straight week of positive flows, something not seen since mid-2025.
At the same time, Bitcoin has recovered strongly, climbing back above the $81,000 level after earlier dropping as low as around $62,000 earlier this year.
Part of the recent market optimism came from easing geopolitical tensions. Reports suggested Iran was reviewing a U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal, helping improve investor confidence across risk assets like stocks and crypto.
Oil prices also pulled back during the developments, while gold and silver moved higher as investors adjusted their positions across different markets.
Despite recent volatility, Bitcoin is still trading inside a broader upward trend that has been in place since late March. Analysts are now watching the $84,000 to $85,000 area as the next major resistance level, while many traders see $80,000 as an important support zone.
Overall, the message from the ETF market is clear:
large investors are still buying Bitcoin exposure, and demand has remained steady even during periods of uncertainty.
