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Bitcoin ETFs Log Fifth Straight Inflow Day Since April

Ether ETFs also attracted fresh capital, led by BlackRock's ETHA. The inflows come just ahead of the Fed meeting and new earnings from Alphabet and Tesla.

By Zenz van der Wielen
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Bitcoin ETFs Log Fifth Straight Inflow Day Since April

Key Takeaways

  • U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $227 million in net inflows on July 20, marking their fifth straight day of inflows since late April.
  • Ether ETFs also saw money come back in, with roughly $38 million in inflows led by BlackRock's ETHA.
  • Five-day inflows totaled about $727 million, while Bitcoin held near $63,000.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted fresh capital on July 20, posting about $227 million (€199 million) in net inflows. That extended the streak to five straight days, the first such run since late April. Ether ETFs also picked up again, bringing in about $38 million (€33.3 million), with BlackRock's ETHA leading the way.

Inflows Pick Up Again

Over the full five-day stretch, inflows came to roughly $727 million (€636 million), the strongest buying run since the record outflows seen in June. SoSoValue data shows total assets in Bitcoin ETFs have recovered to about $79 billion (€69.1 billion), after slipping to around $75 billion (€65.6 billion) earlier this month.

That recovery matters because the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024 gave institutional money a lasting entry point into the crypto market. After a stretch dominated by outflows, including a long period of net withdrawals between November 2025 and January 2026, the latest move suggests ETFs are once again a key source of Bitcoin demand. Even so, the broader picture is still mixed; analysts say the recent rebound remains smaller than the earlier outflows.

Bitcoin Holds Its Range

Bitcoin traded near $63,000 (€55,100) as last week's chip-led sell-off continued to fade. The return of ETF demand has helped steady the market over the past few days, though inflows by themselves do not offer much clarity on where prices may head in the coming weeks.

Eyes on the Fed and Big Tech

For European crypto readers, the next major test is coming quickly. The Fed meets on July 28 and 29, and this week also brings quarterly results from Alphabet, Tesla, and Intel. Those earnings could offer another read on how AI spending and broader risk appetite are still influencing the same trading patterns Bitcoin has followed over the past month.

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