US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their first five-day inflow streak in 2026, accumulating approximately $767.32 million throughout the week.

On Friday, the funds achieved a net inflow of $180.33 million, extending this positive trend that started earlier in the week. The highest influx occurred on Tuesday, with $250.92 million attracted to the spot Bitcoin ETFs according to data from SoSoValue.

This marks the first comparable streak since late November 2025, when these funds experienced five consecutive days of inflows totaling $284.61 million.

Currently, the ETFs hold $91.83 billion in net assets, with $56.14 billion in cumulative net inflows and about $4.93 billion in total value traded on the day.

Ether ETFs Experience Four-Day Inflow Streak

Simultaneously, US spot Ether ETFs garnered $26.69 million in net inflows on Friday, continuing a four-day streak. This period saw inflows of $12.59 million on Tuesday, $57.01 million on Wednesday, and a peak of $115.85 million on Thursday.

Cumulatively, approximately $212.14 million has flowed into the spot Ether ETFs, reversing previous outflows seen early in March, bringing total net assets in these funds to $12.26 billion.

Bitcoin Holds Steady Amid Middle East Tensions

Ongoing tensions in the Middle East and volatility in energy markets are affecting global risk sentiment. Analysts from Bitunix suggest that rising conflicts and increased oil prices are contributing to macroeconomic uncertainty, leading investors to prioritize short-term liquidity over long-term risk.

As a result, Bitcoin’s price remains range-bound, with significant resistance noted around $71,300 and support around $69,000.