US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded approximately $347 million in net inflows on Wednesday, extending their run of positive sessions to five consecutive trading days. The continued demand came even as Bitcoin's price retreated below $84,000 after briefly trading above the $87,000 level.

The five trading sessions through Wednesday generated cumulative net inflows of about $2.65 billion, according to SoSoValue data. Wednesday's tally was the lowest daily figure among the three most recent sessions, falling short of Tuesday's $714.75 million and well below Monday's $998.95 million, which stands as the largest single-day total for the funds so far in 2026. Net inflows indicate that money moving into the funds outpaced redemptions on each of those days, and daily tallies for the products — which debuted in the US in January 2024 — serve as a running gauge of demand for Bitcoin exposure through US-listed vehicles.

The funds have attracted $2.37 billion so far in September, a figure that has offset the roughly $1.77 billion in net outflows recorded earlier in the year and lifted cumulative year-to-date net inflows to approximately $596 million.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the largest US spot Bitcoin ETF by assets under management, led Wednesday's activity with $166 million in net inflows. Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) followed with $143 million, according to Farside Investors data. Together, the two funds drew $309 million — about 89 percent of the day's roughly $347 million total — underscoring how heavily the session's flows were concentrated in the category's two largest products.

Demand extended beyond Bitcoin products as well. US spot Ether ETFs drew around $105 million on Wednesday, marking their fourth consecutive day of net inflows and lifting cumulative inflows to $13.8 billion, per SoSoValue. Spot XRP ETFs added $18 million on the day, bringing their cumulative inflows to approximately $1.8 billion, also according to SoSoValue. The same-day inflows across Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP products extended the pattern of demand across multiple spot crypto ETF categories.

In the broader market, Bitcoin changed hands at $83,743 at the time of publication, according to CoinGecko. That price represented a decline of 2.7% over the past 24 hours, though the asset remained up 9.5% on the seven-day timeframe. Whether the five-session streak extends into a sixth trading day will become clear with the next update to the daily flow tallies.

This report was originally published by Cointelegraph.