US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $608.3 million in net inflows on Thursday, extending their positive streak to four consecutive trading sessions and pushing August’s cumulative inflows to a 2026 high of approximately $2.07 billion.
The strong ETF demand came alongside a broader crypto market rally, with Bitcoin trading above $75,000 and Ether climbing toward $2,357.
Bitcoin ETF inflows accelerate
Bitcoin ETFs have now posted four straight sessions of net inflows, following:
- Monday: $297.6 million
- Tuesday: $189.3 million
- Wednesday: $517.2 million
- Thursday: $608.3 million
The four-day run has brought weekly Bitcoin ETF inflows above $1.6 billion, signaling a sharp recovery in institutional demand.
August inflows reached approximately $2.07 billion through Thursday, surpassing April’s $1.97 billion and establishing a new monthly high for 2026 with seven trading sessions still remaining.
Cumulative net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs have now reached roughly $53.4 billion.
Bitcoin climbs above $75,000
ETF demand has coincided with renewed strength across the broader crypto market.
Bitcoin was trading around $75,133, up approximately 7.9% over 24 hours, while Ether gained about 4.6% to $2,357.
The simultaneous rise in crypto prices and ETF inflows suggests that institutional demand is once again providing meaningful support for the market.
Ether ETFs record largest inflow since October
Spot Ether ETFs also delivered a major performance on Thursday, attracting $220.8 million in net inflows.
It was the largest single-day inflow for the products since Oct. 28, 2025, when Ether ETFs attracted approximately $246 million.
The latest figure also marked their strongest inflow across 203 trading sessions spanning 296 calendar days.
Ether ETFs have now recorded approximately $512.2 million in inflows during the four trading sessions this week, pushing August’s total to roughly $754.9 million.
Their combined net assets have reached approximately $13.58 billion.
Institutional demand strengthens crypto rally
The latest ETF figures point to a broader resurgence in institutional demand for digital assets.
Bitcoin ETFs are approaching another monthly inflow record for 2026, while Ether funds are experiencing their strongest inflow momentum in months. Combined with Bitcoin’s move above $75,000, the data suggests that capital is returning to crypto markets at a time when investor sentiment is improving.
The key question now is whether these inflows can remain consistent through the remainder of August and translate into sustained buying pressure rather than a short-term market surge.
