HedgeCo.Net — U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $337.6 million of net inflows on Monday, August 24, according to Farside Investors data published Tuesday, Bloomingbit reported. TFTC’s August flow table, aggregating the same Farside tape, independently put August 24 at $337.6 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT $208.9 million, Fidelity’s FBTC $104.6 million, Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust $16.4 million, VanEck’s HODL $3.3 million, Bitwise’s BITB $3.0 million, and Morgan Stanley’s MSBT $1.4 million. Bloomingbit printed the same IBIT $208.9 million and FBTC $104.6 million and called it a sixth straight session of net inflows. That is a Monday session print. It is not last week’s $1.92 billion week wrap.
This desk already ran the week ending August 22 at $1.92 billion, and the August 20 session at $606.3 million. Do not republish those. The new object is August 24. TFTC’s table puts August 21 at $307.5 million, which this desk already used as Friday’s Farside line. Adding Monday to last week’s total would mix two windows.
Concentration is the same pattern. Bloomingbit said IBIT and FBTC accounted for about 93% of Monday’s net. TFTC’s line items add to the same $337.6 million total. Do not read a $337.6 million flow as $337.6 million of new bitcoin mined, and do not add IBIT’s $208.9 million to a listed bitcoin-treasury corporate’s ATM.
Category assets still move with price. Treat $337.6 million as net creations minus redemptions for the session. Anyone marking Monday as a repeat of last week’s haul is mixing a day with a five-day week. Mark the sixth consecutive inflow session, mark IBIT’s $208.9 million share, and stop.
The second-order read is persistence, not size. A sixth green session after a $1.92 billion week is a continuation tape, not a new regime. Allocators who already marked last week’s haul should add Monday’s $337.6 million as a session, not as a second weekly object.