TLDR
- Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $714.7 million in net inflows on September 22.
- The funds extended their positive streak to four trading days.
- Total Bitcoin ETF inflows reached about $2.31 billion across the four-session run.
- BlackRock’s IBIT led the latest session with $350.3 million in net inflows.
- Bitcoin climbed toward $87,000 as ETF demand recovered after earlier September outflows.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $714.7 million in net inflows on September 22. The result extended their positive run to four trading days. Bitcoin also recovered toward $87,000 as demand through regulated funds increased. The latest session kept institutional buying in focus after a volatile week.
The streak began with $159.5 million on September 17. Funds then added $433 million on September 18 and about $999 million on September 21. Total inflows reached roughly $2.31 billion across four sessions. The sequence followed two days of heavy withdrawals.
BlackRock and Fidelity Lead Daily Demand
BlackRock’s IBIT led Tuesday with $350.3 million in net inflows. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $257.4 million. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT added $99 million, while VanEck, ARK Invest, 21Shares, and Grayscale also recorded inflows. Earlier Bitcoin ETF withdrawals had placed pressure on the weekly total.
The change followed heavy withdrawals earlier in the week. Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $450.4 million on September 15. Fidelity and BlackRock posted the largest withdrawals during that session. Another $295.9 million left the products on September 16.
Bitcoin Recovers Toward $87,000
Bitcoin moved higher as ETF demand returned. The cryptocurrency rose from the mid-$85,000 range and briefly crossed $87,000. It later eased toward $86,700, leaving Bitcoin about 1.25% higher over 24 hours. Buyers continued supporting prices above the breakout area.
The recovery also followed a stronger Monday session. Bitcoin’s move above $85,000 came as ETF inflows increased and the asset reached an eight-month high. The move followed several days of weaker fund activity and broader market pressure.
ETF Demand Follows Sharp Flow Reversal
The latest streak marks a clear change from earlier September withdrawals. Regulated funds are again adding direct spot demand as Bitcoin recovers. Daily flows, however, can still shift quickly with prices and wider market conditions. The reversal has brought ETF activity back into market focus.
Monday’s near-$1 billion ETF intake marked the largest daily total of 2026 at that point. Tuesday added another $714.7 million, and no fund recorded a net outflow. The positive run now covers several major issuers.
Ethereum spot ETFs also attracted $162 million on September 22, extending their inflow streak to three days. Bitcoin remained the larger destination for ETF capital. Both asset groups continued drawing money through regulated U.S. products.
