Bitcoin ETF inflows ease to $232M as eight-day streak reaches $2.8 billion

The US digital asset ETF market has been tracking positive inflows for eight consecutive sessions, with the aggregate reaching $2.8 billion across that run. The most recent daily reading for spot Bitcoin ETF products came in at $232.1 million, a slower pace that still kept the streak intact. $BTC is holding below $80,000.

Reading the single-day figure against its eight-session context matters for the demand signal. A moderation to $232.1 million tells a different story when the surrounding sessions total $2.8 billion. The streak's continuity is the primary data point; the daily deceleration is the secondary note.

XRP funds post their biggest inflow since January 5

Beyond Bitcoin, XRP funds recorded their largest single-session inflow since January 5. That result adds a sector-wide dimension to a stretch of digital asset ETF activity that has until now been discussed mainly in Bitcoin terms.

The two data points together describe a demand environment for digital asset ETF products that, on the current flow picture, extends across more than one asset. Bitcoin spot ETFs have held a positive streak for eight sessions; XRP funds have reached a level last seen in early January. Whether that breadth reflects a durable cross-asset bid or two parallel and unconnected moves is a question the flow data alone cannot settle.

The open tension is what the spot price adds. Eight sessions and $2.8 billion in ETF inflows have accumulated against a $BTC price that remains below $80,000. The gap between sustained ETF demand and a price that has yet to clear that level is the macro caveat the broader cycle has not answered.

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