Bitcoin ETFs Add $134.5M as BTC Holds Near $84K

In this article

1. September 25 is now the latest row
2. IBIT and FBTC lead again
3. Price catches its breath
4. What the streak shows

Across those seven listed sessions, the table checked at 07:45 UTC shows about $2.98 billion of cumulative net inflows. The latest $134.5 million total is smaller than the September 21 peak, but it keeps the direction positive.

IBIT and FBTC lead again

BlackRock’s IBIT led the September 25 inflows with $97.0 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC at $49.3 million. BITB recorded an $11.8 million outflow, while the other funds were flat on the latest row.

• Latest net ETF inflow: $134.5M for September 25, table checked 07:45 UTC
• IBIT: +$97.0M
• FBTC: +$49.3M
• BTC: $84,042, down 0.19%, as of 08:19 UTC

Price catches its breath

As of 08:19 UTC, CoinGecko showed BTC at $84,042, down 0.19% over 24 hours. The quote has moved slightly since the earlier refresh, while the newest ETF total is lower than the large September 23 inflow.

The September 25 row is still positive even though the pace has moderated. That makes the latest update a continuation signal rather than a new record-flow event.

Daily fund creations do not guarantee an immediate rally. Sellers can exceed new demand, market makers can hedge creations, and other holders can take profits while long-only investors add exposure.

What the streak shows

Farside reports flows in millions of U.S. dollars as daily net totals. The seven-session run shows continued demand through the latest listed day, but its price impact will depend on the size of other selling and on the next macro signal.

That distinction matters because a positive ETF row measures reported creations minus redemptions, not the full market’s net exposure. Derivatives hedges and spot selling elsewhere can still dominate the price response.

Last updated: September 26, 2026, 08:19 UTC.

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