Bitcoin ETFs absorb nearly 49,000 BTC in 30 days

US Bitcoin ETFs are again showing strong inflow figures. Over the past week, 14,900 BTC flowed into the ETF providers, and over the last 30 days the total inflow amounts to nearly 49,000 BTC. The Bitcoin price currently stands at $77K, a decline of 2.7% over the past 24 hours.

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In brief:

• Bitcoin ETFs register 14,900 BTC in inflows over the past week
• Inflows over the last 30 days amount to 48,503 BTC
• Trading volume in Bitcoin ETFs ranges between $2 billion and $6 billion per day

Weekly inflows remain at a high level

According to data from CryptoQuant, the weekly net inflow into US Bitcoin ETFs has been remarkably consistent over the past month. The chart shows that the past two weeks recorded the largest green bars since early 2026, a sign that institutional demand is picking up.

Analyst Darkfost reports that ETF providers received 14,900 BTC this week. That is just below the threshold of 15,000 BTC, which is visible on the chart as a reference level for exceptionally strong inflow weeks.

Trading volume picks up while price declines

Notably, the increased inflow coincides with a falling Bitcoin price. In recent days, the price has been fluctuating around $77K, while trading volume in the ETFs has risen to between $2 billion and $6 billion per day. This suggests that there is active trading, even at lower price levels.

Over the past 30 days, the ETFs absorbed a total of 48,503 BTC. Earlier, Bitcoin ETFs already recorded nine consecutive days of inflows, indicating that interest from institutional investors has persisted over recent weeks. Whether the sustained ETF inflow can absorb the price pressure in the longer term remains to be seen, as the price continues to lose ground despite the demand.