BlockBeats News, May 9th. The US Bitcoin Spot ETF has seen net inflows for 6 consecutive weeks, setting a new record for the longest continuous inflow since August 2025.

Data shows that from the week of April 2nd to the present, the Bitcoin Spot ETF has seen a total net inflow of about $3.4 billion. In mid-April, the single-week net inflow reached the highest level at about $996 million; the past week recorded a net inflow of about $623 million. This is the first time since the summer of 2025 that such a long period of continuous fund inflow has occurred, attracting a total of about $7.57 billion at that time.

However, in the latter half of last week, there were signs of a weakening trend in fund flows. Approximately $278 million and $146 million in net outflows were recorded on Thursday and Friday respectively, partially retracing the previous gains. Analysts believe that the market is awaiting the US April non-farm payroll data to assess the economic and Fed policy trajectory. Meanwhile, the Ethereum Spot ETF has ended its previous outflow trend, achieving a net inflow of about $70.49 million last week.