Key Highlights
- American spot Bitcoin ETFs captured approximately $338 million in net inflows on August 24, marking the sixth consecutive trading day of positive flows.
- BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) dominated the market with approximately $209 million in single-day inflows.
- Spot Ethereum ETFs brought in around $116 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA contributing $90.92 million.
- Bitcoin maintained its position above $80,000, fluctuating between $80,300 and $80,600 following a brief peak above $81,000.
- Total Bitcoin ETF inflows throughout the ongoing positive streak ranged between approximately $1.7 billion and $2.3 billion.
American spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds demonstrated robust net inflows on August 24, 2026. Bitcoin ETF channels brought in approximately $338 million, while spot Ether ETFs captured $116 million. BlackRock dominated both categories as Bitcoin sustained trading above the $80,000 threshold. These numbers highlighted ongoing institutional appetite for major crypto investment vehicles throughout the trading period.
Bitcoin ETF Demand Maintains Momentum Through Sixth Session
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT, pulled in approximately $209 million in net inflows. This fund represented the majority of Bitcoin ETF demand for the day. Wu Blockchain shared the data from SoSoValue. This figure positioned IBIT significantly ahead of rival Bitcoin funds during the trading period.

- Bitcoin ETF Inflows source: X
This latest influx brought the winning streak for American spot Bitcoin ETFs to six consecutive trading sessions. Industry observers also indicated that weekly inflows during this period exceeded 26,000 BTC, demonstrating persistent accumulation by investors via regulated investment vehicles across leading funds. This sequence aligned with Bitcoin’s return above $80,000.
BlackRock Dominates Ethereum ETF Capital Flows
Spot Ethereum ETFs captured approximately $116 million in net inflows on August 24. BlackRock’s ETHA vehicle accounted for $90.92 million, establishing it as the primary source of daily Ether ETF demand among available funds.
BlackRock oversees roughly $15.3 trillion in assets and maintained its position as the top buyer within both Bitcoin and Ether ETF segments. Additional market observers highlighted growing enthusiasm for Ether products as digital asset funds sustained capital attraction.
Bitcoin Maintains Strength Above $80,000 Level
Bitcoin price traded around $80,900 at publication time, following a brief advance past $81,000 earlier during the session. The cryptocurrency subsequently experienced a minor retreat while remaining solidly above the $80,000 level.
This price action came after a substantial rebound from the mid-to-upper $70,000 territory and considerably lower points earlier in August. Market observers continue monitoring whether Bitcoin can sustain $80,000 as a support zone while ETF demand stays favorable.
Recent analyses estimated cumulative Bitcoin ETF inflows during the present streak at roughly $1.7 billion to $2.3 billion. Several reports also highlighted renewed interest in Ether and Solana-focused investment vehicles during this timeframe.
CoinCentral earlier covered that BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes anticipates expanded U.S. Treasury buyback programs as a potential catalyst for increased market liquidity. He suggested this development could fuel Bitcoin’s upcoming bullish cycle, though significant price volatility may persist.





