Bitcoin ETFs Attract $981M in Seven Days as Confidence Returns to BTC

Highlights:

• Bitcoin ETFs extend inflows streak to seventh consecutive day, reflecting growing investors’ interest. 
• In the past seven days, Bitcoin funds attracted $981.2 million as BTC price edges closer to $70,000.
• Bitcoin continues to trade around the $65,000 region despite the consistent inflows.  

Fresh money is returning to US spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs), reflecting renewed investors’ interest after weeks of strong selling pressure. In an X post on Thursday, on-chain analytical intelligence platform Santiment reported that Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows for seven straight days, starting from July 14. During that period, roughly $981.2 million moved into the funds. At the same time, BTC’s price climbed to about $66.3K. 

The consistent Bitcoin inflows came after a difficult period in May and June. For context, the funds recorded monthly net outflows of about $2.43 billion and $4.51 billion in May and June, respectively. “ After the heavy May and June outflow stretch, steady positive days are an encouraging sign that confidence is rebuilding,” the analytical intelligence firm explained.

💸 Bitcoin ETFs have now logged 7 straight trading days of inflows since July 14th, with Santiment tracking $981.2M net moving back in as $BTC pushed as high as $66.3K. After the heavy May and June outflow stretch, steady positive days are an encouraging sign that confidence is… pic.twitter.com/g0gvemNdwZ

— Santiment Intelligence (@SantimentData) July 23, 2026

Historical Trend Points to Positive Bitcoin Price Outlook

Santiment compared the current ETF trend with a similar consistent inflow trend in October 2025. At that time, Bitcoin ETFs also recorded seven straight trading days of net inflows as Bitcoin spiked toward its all-time high (ATH) of about $126,000. Despite the promising outlook, the analytical firm warned that the market should not expect the same outcome simply because a similar pattern has appeared again. 

Santiment added:

“ Things look healthy for a rally back to $70K, based on ETF behavior. But keep in mind that if one huge inflow day suddenly appears, that can be a warning that FOMO is getting too hot and a local top may be forming.”

BlackRock Leads Bitcoin ETFs Inflows

On July 22, Bitcoin ETFs recorded their seventh consecutive net inflows worth roughly $68.99 million. BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) had the highest inflows valued at approximately $38.78 million. So far, the fund has accumulated $60.81 billion in net inflows and $48.86 billion in net asset valuation.

BlackRock and other spot Bitcoin ETFs just added $69.1M worth of $BTC .

Institutional demand continues to absorb supply, showing that long-term conviction remains intact even when short-term price action turns volatile.

One day's inflow doesn't define the trend, but consistent… pic.twitter.com/HyRtpRrc0k

— Davide (@Davide_Martini0) July 23, 2026

Aside from IBIT, five other ETFs were active yesterday. Four of them attracted net inflows. They include Grayscale Mini Bitcoin ETF (BTC), Fidelity Bitcoin ETF (FBTC), Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB), and Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF (MSBT). These funds added $37.88 million, $21.49 million, $5.36 million, and $3.77 million, respectively. 

On the other hand, Grayscale Bitcoin ETF (GBTC) recorded the only net outflows worth $38.3 million. The remaining seven funds had neither inflows nor outflows. Overall, Bitcoin ETFs’ cumulative net inflows rose from $51.78 billion to $51.85 billion. In contrast, the total value traded dropped from $2.03 billion to $1.11 billion. The total net assets also fell from $80.94 billion to $80.36 billion. The net assets valuation represents 6.08% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization. 

Bitcoin’s Price Drops Slightly as Bitcoin ETFs Attract $981M

At the time of press, Bitcoin is changing hands at approximately $65,640, following a slight 0.3% decline in the past 24 hours. The flagship cryptocurrency has a market cap of about $1.317 trillion and a trading volume of approximately $26.919 billion. In the past week and month, Bitcoin’s price has appreciated by 1.4% and 3.8%, respectively. However, the asset has dipped by 44.6% year-to-date. In addition, Bitcoin’s price has dropped 47.9% from its $126,080 ATH reached in October 2025.