Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the United States are currently experiencing their most extended weekly inflow streak of 2026.
This trend signifies a notable stabilization in institutional interest, even amidst a turbulent global economic landscape.
BlackRock Fuels Bitcoin ETFs’ Four-Week Revival
According to data from SoSoValue, these funds have enjoyed four straight weeks of net inflows, amassing nearly $2 billion.
Significantly, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has emerged as the key contributor during this period. The fund alone accounted for about $1.7 billion of the total inflows recently recorded, solidifying its leading position within the market.
BlackRock IBIT Weekly Flows in 2026. Source: SoSoValue
The ongoing influx indicates a shift in market sentiment; however, the rate of accumulation is still lagging compared to previous years.
This current buying phase marks the most sustained activity since late August to early September 2025 when investment vehicles attracted over $3.8 billion in new capital.
Since their historic launch in 2024, all twelve Bitcoin funds combined have seen more than $56 billion flow into them. This group now manages around $90 billion in net assets based on SoSoValue’s data.
The recent uptick has also created a crucial support level for Bitcoin’s price, which has remained robust near the $70,000 threshold.
This price stability is particularly noteworthy given rising geopolitical tensions across the Middle East; historically such conflicts tend to drive investors towards traditional safe-haven assets like gold or U.S. Treasuries.
However, Ecoinometrics—a macroeconomic research platform—has advised BTC investors to manage their expectations regarding an immediate surge (“moonshot”) in cryptocurrency prices.
“The direction is now clear; however we are still quite distant from full recovery. Even under optimistic scenarios, this type of demand generally leads to a gradual rebuilding phase,” stated Ecoinometrics.’
Taking this into account, they suggested that aiming for a target range around $80,000 over thirty days seems more realistic than chasing after the symbolic milestone of $100,000.”
Nonetheless they concluded that ETF demand transitioning from being an obstacle to becoming foundational support represents an important evolution for this asset class and signals potential beginnings of a new cyclical phase for Bitcoin—the largest cryptocurrency globally.”
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