Bitcoin ETFs rake in $3.8 billion during record three-week heater

Institutional hunger for Bitcoin isn't cooling off just because the price hit a speed bump. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs hauled in nearly $1 billion over the last week, marking the strongest three-week stretch of 2026 with $3.8 billion in total entries. Even when Bitcoin dipped below $79,000 on Friday, the buyers didn't blink. They kept the streak alive with positive net inflows to close out the session. BlackRock’s IBIT continues to lead the pack, acting as the primary engine for this capital surge. While retail traders often panic at the first sign of red candles, these flows suggest professional desks are treating every minor pullback as a chance to load up. The massive accumulation indicates a shift in how Wall Street views $80,000—no longer a psychological ceiling, but a baseline. If this pace of buying holds through the month, we'll see exactly how thin the available supply on exchanges really is. Will the $4 billion mark be the next milestone to fall by Friday?