US spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds have posted their second consecutive day of net inflows, marking the first such streak in nearly three weeks and signaling early signs of stabilization after a volatile market stretch.
On Monday February 9, 2026, US spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively recorded net inflows of approximately 145 million dollars, according to CoinGlass data. This follows positive flows from the prior trading session and comes after a period dominated by persistent outflows driven by broader market corrections and macroeconomic pressure.
Bitcoin, which slipped below 70,000 dollars in early February, has continued to trade closely in line with ETF flow trends. For many market participants, these flows remain one of the clearest indicators of institutional sentiment toward Bitcoin.
Recent Flow Trends and Market Context
The latest inflows stand out against a challenging recent backdrop. The week ending February 6 saw cumulative net outflows of roughly 318 million dollars across US spot Bitcoin ETFs, based on CoinShares data. Earlier in the month, several sessions recorded redemptions exceeding 600 million dollars in a single day as Bitcoin briefly traded as low as 64,000 dollars.
The last comparable period of consecutive inflows occurred in late January 2026, when US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted more than 1 billion dollars over a single week. While the current figures are smaller by comparison, the shift back to positive territory suggests renewed accumulation activity, likely driven by dip buying among longer term investors.
Since launch, US spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated more than 55 billion dollars in net inflows and now collectively hold over 690,000 BTC as of February 10, 2026. In BTC terms, Lookonchain estimates that February 9 alone saw a net addition of approximately 3,286 BTC, even as broader weekly flows remain slightly negative. This highlights increasingly selective positioning rather than broad based exits.
Issuer Level Breakdown
Inflows were unevenly distributed across ETF providers, reflecting shifting investor preferences around liquidity, cost structures, and product design.
ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF led the day with inflows of approximately 200.6 million dollars, equivalent to around 2,860 BTC. VanEck Bitcoin Trust followed with 170.7 million dollars, while Franklin Bitcoin ETF attracted 86.8 million dollars in new capital.
Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust recorded the largest BTC denominated inflow at roughly 1,860 BTC, valued near 130 million dollars. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund added a more modest 44.1 million dollars.
Notably, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, typically the dominant inflow leader, posted a net outflow of approximately 297.4 million dollars. Despite this, overall ETF flows remained positive, suggesting capital rotation toward mid tier products rather than broad risk reduction.
Market Implications and Outlook
The back to back inflows point to a cautious improvement in sentiment as Bitcoin consolidates near the 70,000 dollar level. Historically, sustained ETF inflows have often preceded periods of price strength, although current activity remains muted compared with earlier 2026 peaks.
Broader crypto ETF performance remains mixed. Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of around 112 million dollars, while Solana based products saw approximately 12 million dollars in redemptions. This divergence reinforces Bitcoin’s role as the primary institutional entry point within the digital asset market during periods of uncertainty.
Looking ahead, traders and allocators will closely monitor whether ETF inflows can extend into a third consecutive session. Continued positive flows could provide structural support for Bitcoin’s recovery and strengthen the case for renewed institutional accumulation as the market searches for direction.
