U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $986.9 million in net inflows last week, extending their positive streak to three consecutive weeks.
BlackRock dominated the flow table again. IBIT attracted approximately $691.5 million during the week ended September 4.
The broader trend is becoming increasingly significant. The prior week produced roughly $924.5 million of inflows, while August generated $3.52 billion — Bitcoin ETFs’ strongest monthly total in nearly a year.
ETF trading volume totaled approximately $14.5 billion last week, down from nearly $19 billion the week before. That suggests the headline inflows did not simply result from an explosion in speculative turnover.
Bitcoin nevertheless remains near the $80,000 threshold rather than accelerating vertically higher. That creates a potentially important divergence between persistent institutional demand and muted spot-price momentum.
Ether ETFs were also positive, drawing roughly $218.4 million last week and completing their own three-week inflow streak.
TOKEN RECON ASSESSMENT
The ETF story has moved beyond a one-day spike.
Three straight positive weeks changes the intelligence picture.
Institutional capital is rebuilding exposure while Bitcoin consolidates rather than chasing a euphoric breakout.
That is potentially healthier than leverage-driven price acceleration.
Watch whether Bitcoin ETF flows stay positive if geopolitical pressure pushes BTC materially below $79,000.
