Bitcoin ETF Outflows Slow as $510M Inflows Signal Sentiment Shift
What happened: After nearly two months of $8 billion in net outflows, U.
What happened: After nearly two months of $8 billion in net outflows, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $510 million in net inflows over three consecutive trading sessions. The reversal began July 3, ending a record 10-day, $2.73 billion outflow streak. Despite the recent inflows, year-to-date net flows remain negative, with Bitcoin’s price still down about 51% from its October 2025 peak.
Why it matters: The inflow streak suggests institutional sentiment may be stabilizing after a prolonged risk-off period. However, the reversal remains fragile—July 8 still saw $84.9 million in outflows, and some corporate treasuries are reportedly rotating capital directly into Bitcoin rather than via ETF wrappers. The ETF market’s health will be a key barometer for broader crypto risk appetite in the coming weeks.
Source: Decrypt