Bitcoin ETFs: 4 Days of Inflows and Zero Regrets (Yet)

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What to know:

  • Bitcoin ETFs took a brisk stroll into the bank with $552.78 million on Thursday, their fourth consecutive day of inflows. 🚀
  • This ties a previous four-day streak from Aug. 28, which now feels quaint compared to the seven-day magic of Aug. 14-when Bitcoin was still cool before it became just another Tuesday on the charts. 😬
  • Ethereum (ETH) ETFs are on a three-day inflow streak, like a really good skincare routine after a questionable night out. 💧

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. added $552.78 million on Thursday, marking their fourth straight day of inflows. That’s the longest run since August and a joint record with the seven-day glory days of Aug. 14 (spoiler: Bitcoin hit $123,000 and then *somehow* forgot it was a record). Wednesday’s $757.14 million haul was the biggest since July 16, according to SoSoValue-because apparently, even data analysts love a good numbers flex. 📊

Ethereum ETFs are now on a three-day inflow streak, bouncing back from a six-day outflow slump that drained over $1 billion. Think of it as crypto’s version of a rebound relationship: messy, impulsive, and slightly concerning. 💸

Both Bitcoin and Ethereum got a midweek confidence boost, thanks to whispers of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut on Sept. 17. Because nothing says “trust us” like central banks throwing money at problems. 🤷♂️

Bitcoin is now flirting with $115,000 after a 3.2% three-day rally, while Ethereum reclaimed the $4,500 mark with a 5% surge. If this keeps up, we’ll need a new word for “rich.” 💰

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2025-09-12 14:05