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Bitcoin Nears $116K as U.S. Spot ETFs Log Heaviest Daily Inflow Since July

Rising odds of a Federal Reserve cut next week increase the chance that ETF demand becomes more sustained.

Overview

  • U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew roughly $741–$757 million on Sept. 10, the largest one-day net intake in about eight weeks, with all 12 funds reporting inflows per vendor tallies.
  • Bitcoin briefly topped about $116,300 and traded near $115,660–$115,680, setting a 19-day high.
  • CME FedWatch shows roughly a 92% probability of a 25 basis point cut on Sept. 17, which analysts say could turn episodic surges into steadier daily allocations.
  • A $757 million intake at recent prices implies about 6,640 BTC purchased, or roughly 15 days of post‑halving issuance, signaling potential float tightening as illiquid holdings sit near records.
  • ETF plumbing has improved since the SEC approved in‑kind creations and redemptions in late July, reducing cash drag and tightening arbitrage between shares and spot.