Bitcoin ETFs record $286 million in inflows over two days

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States attracted a combined $286 million in net inflows across Monday and Tuesday, according to figures provided, with BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounting for most of the money entering the funds.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $110 million in net inflows on Monday, followed by $176 million on Tuesday. IBIT attracted $112 million on Monday and $150 million on Tuesday.

The figures point to renewed investor demand for Bitcoin investment products, although two days of inflows alone do not establish a sustained market trend.

IBIT has recorded $986 million in inflows so far in October, putting it on track for a fourth consecutive month of net inflows. If the streak continues, it would be the fund’s longest run of monthly inflows since October 2025, according to the figures supplied.

Over the period covered by the data, IBIT attracted $5.7 billion, bringing its year-to-date net inflows back into positive territory at $3.7 billion.

The fund’s assets under management have risen to $65.5 billion, close to their highest level since January 2026.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin through exchange-traded products without directly holding the cryptocurrency. Their flows are closely watched as one indicator of institutional and broader market demand, although inflows do not necessarily translate into an immediate rise in Bitcoin’s price.

The latest figures suggest that capital is returning to the products after a period of weaker flows. Whether that momentum continues will depend on subsequent fund activity and wider market conditions.