BTC and ETH ETFs See Over $10 Billion in Net Inflows for the Third Consecutive Week

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BTC price rose above $80,000 as BTC and ETH ETFs recorded over $10 billion in net inflows for the third consecutive week. BTC ETFs alone added $987 million, with $731 million flowing in on September 3—the third-largest single-day inflow this year. BTC dominance now stands at 6.32% of the total supply. ETF assets under management reached $103.3 billion. BTC’s open interest in coin terms declined from 762,200 to 669,600 since mid-August, indicating that the recent price increase is driven by spot demand rather than leveraged positions.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: DWF Labs stated that last week, the combined net inflow into BTC and ETH ETFs reached approximately $1.2 billion, marking the third consecutive week exceeding $1 billion—the first such occurrence since July 2025. Of this, BTC ETFs saw a net inflow of about $987 million, with a single-day inflow of $731 million on September 3, ranking as the third-highest daily inflow this year. The total assets under management for BTC ETFs have risen to $103.3 billion, accounting for approximately 6.32% of the total BTC supply.

Meanwhile, open interest denominated in BTC has declined from 762,200 contracts in mid-August to 669,600 contracts, while BTC rose from approximately $63,000 to $80,000 during the same period, indicating that recent price movements have been driven more by spot capital than by leverage.

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