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Bitcoin ETFs Record 6-Day Inflow Streak With $203M Added

US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to 6 consecutive sessions on July 21, adding $203M and bringing the 6-day total to ~$930M as BTC traded above $65,000.

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Aug 23, 2026 at 9:06 AM UTC · Updated il y a 17 minutes · 2 min de lecture

Bitcoin ETFs Record 6-Day Inflow Streak With $203M Added
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to 6 consecutive sessions on July 21, adding $203M and bringing the 6-day total to ~$930M as BTC traded above $65,000.

US spot Bitcoin (BTC)

exchange-traded funds

recorded net inflows for the sixth straight session on July 21, pulling in $203.1 million as the broader crypto market showed signs of recovering sentiment.

The six-session run marks the longest consecutive inflow streak for US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs since April, with the funds collecting approximately $930 million across that period. Since their launch, the funds have accumulated $51.8 billion in cumulative net inflows, with total net assets reaching $80.9 billion.

Longest Run Since April

The inflows arrived as

BTC

climbed above $65,000 and briefly touched $66,700 on July 21. The asset was

trading

at $65,802 at the time of publication, representing a gain of roughly 2% over the prior 24 hours.

Bitcoin · 30-day price▲ 19.5%

Bitcoin moved from $64,312.9 to $76,838.9 over the last 30-day period, a gain of 19.5 percent.

Source: Kraken · NewsLayer Markets · Updated dans quelques secondes

Analysts have pointed to the $65,000 to $65,500 range as a key technical threshold. They say Bitcoin needs to break above that band and hold it to build a credible case for a sustained uptrend rather than a short-term bounce.

Related Article: Bitcoin ETF Snaps 2 Months Outflow Run With $368M 3 Days Inflow Streak

Market Context

Bitcoin

BTC

$76,839

-0.17% (24H)

Market Cap

$1.54T

24H Volume

$23.4B

24H High

$77,525

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