Bitcoin ETF demand rebounds after two-month outflow streak
AI Market Summary
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted six consecutive sessions of net inflows totaling about $930M, signaling renewed institutional demand after an $8B two-month outflow period. Total net assets rebounded from roughly $71B to nearly $81B, with BlackRock's IBIT leading recent intake. The flow reversal improves near-term liquidity and market depth for BTC and can tighten supply available on exchanges.
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● High
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BTC/USDT-0.92%
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Investor demand for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs has turned positive again. The funds have posted six consecutive sessions of net inflows, attracting about $930 million since July 14 as Bitcoin (BTC) rose to a five-week high above $66,000.
The recovery follows a sharp selloff period in which more than $8 billion was pulled from the products over eight straight weeks of net outflows. Total net assets have since climbed from $71 billion to nearly $81 billion. BlackRock's IBIT led Monday's intake with $164 million.
