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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net flows in USD millions: September 21 +999.0; September 22 +714.7; September 23 +346.9; September 24 +190.7. Horizontal bars share a zero baseline. Thursday inflows were 45% lower than Wednesday but remained positive. Friday was unreported. Source: Farside, checked September 25, 11:14am PT.

Bitcoin report: ETF buying slows as yields rise and bank reserves fall

September 25, 2026
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net inflows: September 21 +$999.0 million, September 22 +$714.7 million, September 23 +$346.9 million. Horizontal bars share a zero baseline in USD millions. Three-session total $2,060.6 million. Smaller inflows are still positive. Source Farside, rechecked September 24 at 10am Pacific. Thursday data pending.

Bitcoin report: ETF buying persists, but higher yields keep the picture mixed

September 24, 2026
Grouped horizontal bars compare CoinLore rolling 24-hour and seven-day returns, checked September 20, 7:01am PT. BTC: -1.06% and +4.04%; ETH: -2.12% and +2.15%; BNB: -2.39% and +3.05%; XRP: -4.03% and +0.54%. All four are down over 24 hours and up over seven days. Signed bars share a zero baseline and a -5.5% to +5.5% scale. USDT is excluded from the provider top-five sample. These are separate rolling windows, not whole-market breadth; CoinLore returns differ from the Coinbase opening quote.

Bitcoin weekend report: daily losses, weekly gains and Monday's demand test

September 20, 2026
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net inflows rose from $159.5 million on September 17 to $433.0 million on September 18, according to Farside. The bars share a zero baseline in USD millions. A separate panel shows $311.14 billion in active USD stablecoin supply at peg, with a matched-assets seven-day change of +0.324%, from DefiLlama. Checked September 19, 7:02am PT. Daily fund flows and weekly supply use different windows and must not be added together.

Bitcoin weekend report: ETF buying broadens, but the week barely finishes positive

September 19, 2026
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs had a $295.9 million net outflow on September 16 and a $159.5 million net inflow on September 17, from Farside. The bars share a zero baseline in USD millions. A separate panel shows $309.61 billion in active USD stablecoin supply at peg and a matched-assets seven-day change of -0.075%, from DefiLlama. Checked September 18, 7:01–7:03am PT. Daily fund flows and weekly supply are different measures and must not be added together.

Bitcoin rises 5%: ETF demand improves, with short covering a possible amplifier

September 18, 2026
Two separate bar charts, both starting at zero. Deribit BTC DVOL fell from 38.60 at the September 16 7am PT hourly close to 34.25 at the same close September 17, a decline of 4.35 index points. DVOL measures 30-day annualized implied volatility. The U.S. Treasury two-year nominal par yield rose from 4.67% on September 15 to 4.74% September 16, an increase of 7 basis points. The panels use different units and observation windows; they do not establish causality. Sources checked September 17 morning.

Bitcoin daily report: volatility cools while Treasury yields rise

September 17, 2026
The Fed raised both bounds of its target range by 0.25 percentage points: from 3.50–3.75% to 3.75–4.00%, effective September 17, 2026. The vote was 12–0. This is a policy-range comparison, not an observed market interest rate or a Bitcoin price forecast.

Bitcoin after the Fed hike: firmer policy, weak ETF flows, resilient price

September 16, 2026
September 15, 2026 comparison. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net flows changed from a $13.2 million outflow on September 11 to a $159.9 million inflow on September 14, from Farside. Signed bars share a zero baseline and use USD millions. A separate panel shows $310.42 billion in active USD stablecoin supply at peg and a matched-assets seven-day change of +0.074%, from DefiLlama. Sources checked September 15, 7:05–7:06 a.m. Pacific. The panels use separate daily-flow and weekly-supply windows.

Bitcoin daily report: ETF inflows return while price weakens

September 15, 2026
September 10 and 11, 2026 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF net flows: minus $282.7M and minus $13.2M. Both days were outflows. Source: Farside.

Price rebounds. Liquidity stays mixed.

September 14, 2026

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