Bitcoin ETFs Draw $1.7 Billion Over Two Days as Assets Hit $111 Billion

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows above $1.7 billion over the two days ending September 23. The funds took in $715 million on Tuesday after $999 million on Monday.

Bitcoin traded at 84518 USD at the close of the period, down 2.01 percent over 24 hours. Ethereum sat at 2676.31 USD, down 2.49 percent. Solana changed hands at 115.25 USD, down 1.48 percent. Dogecoin printed at 0.094983 USD, down 5.16 percent.

Inflow Details

The two-day total marks one of the stronger short stretches of ETF demand in recent weeks. Monday’s $999 million figure stood as the largest single-day inflow of the year at the time. Tuesday’s follow-through brought the combined sum past the $1.7 billion mark. SoSoValue supplied the daily breakdowns that Cointelegraph referenced in its report.

Price Movement

The spot market showed modest declines across the major assets. Bitcoin’s 2.01 percent drop left the price at 84518 USD. Ethereum followed with a 2.49 percent decline to 2676.31 USD. Solana gave back 1.48 percent to reach 115.25 USD. Dogecoin posted the largest percentage move lower, falling 5.16 percent to 0.094983 USD.

Asset Base

Total assets under management for the Bitcoin ETF group reached approximately $111 billion. That figure reflects the cumulative effect of prior inflows plus the latest additions. The growth in AUM has occurred while Bitcoin remained above the average cost basis held by many ETF investors.

Market Context

The inflow numbers arrived alongside a broader consolidation in spot prices. Daily candles across Bitcoin and Ethereum closed lower, yet the net flows stayed positive. The combination of fresh capital and contained price moves kept the ETF vehicle in focus for market participants tracking institutional activity.

Two-Day Breakdown

Monday contributed the larger single-session amount at $999 million. Tuesday added $715 million, completing the $1.7 billion sequence. The steady pace of inflows across both sessions provided a clear numerical signal separate from the daily price changes.

The data set from SoSoValue remains the primary reference point for the reported totals. No adjustments or additional assumptions appear in the published figures.