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US Spot-Bitcoin ETFs Draw $1.92 Billion in Weekly Inflows, Most Since October 2025

US spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their largest weekly inflow in about 10 months as investors poured money into the products during Bitcoin's more than 20% rally over the week.

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Aug 24, 2026 at 9:11 AM UTC · 2 min de lecture

US Spot-Bitcoin ETFs Draw $1.92 Billion in Weekly Inflows, Most Since October 2025
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  • US spot-Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.92 billion in net inflows last week, their strongest weekly performance since October 2025.
  • Spot-Ethereum ETFs also drew about $700 million in inflows, leaving both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs with their strongest weekly inflows since October 2025.
  • On a year-to-date basis, US spot-Bitcoin ETFs remain in $2.91 billion of net outflows, but August became the strongest month for inflows this year with $2.38 billion in net inflows.

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US spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their largest weekly inflow in about 10 months as investors poured money into the products during Bitcoin's more than 20% rally over the week.

Cointelegraph, citing SoSoValue data for the week ended Friday, reported on Aug. 24 that US spot-Bitcoin ETFs posted total net inflows of $1.92 billion last week. That was their strongest weekly performance since October 2025.

Spot-Ethereum ETFs also attracted fresh money. ETF analyst Nate Geraci wrote on X that the funds brought in about $700 million last week. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs logged their strongest weekly inflows since October 2025.

The gains in fund flows coincided with a surge in Bitcoin. CoinGecko data showed the cryptocurrency started the week near $63,000 and briefly rose above $79,000 during Friday trading. It climbed more than 20% for the week.

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