Bitcoin Absorbs $1.42B in Single-Day Spot ETF Inflows as Global Central Banks Expand Liquidity
US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a record $1.42 billion in net daily inflows on August 25, 2026, absorbing roughly 14,800 BTC in a single trading session. The massive institutional capital influx coincided with synchronized balance sheet expansions by major global central banks, creating a severe supply deficit against Bitcoin daily post-halving issuance of 450 BTC.
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed $1.42 billion in 24 hours, led by BlackRock IBIT ($780M) and Fidelity FBTC ($395M).
- Daily ETF demand consumed 14,800 BTC—representing 32.8 times the 450 BTC mined daily.
- OTC desk aggregate Bitcoin reserves declined to a 4-year low of 92,400 BTC, forcing spot market pricing pressure.
- Federal Reserve reverse repo facility drawdown injected $210 billion into broader financial liquidity channels.
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- Aug 25, 2026, 06:45 PM:Updated Fidelity FBTC daily inflow tally from $388M to final audited $394.8M.