Bitcoin ETF Inflows Return After $2.73B Outflow Streak
Three sessions in early July told a story the June data could not. After 10 consecutive days of net outflows that stripped $2.73 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, the complex staged its first sustained inflow run since the worst monthly redemption cycle in the products' short history. Between July 2 and July 7, net inflows totaled $510.7 million across three sessions, per Farside Investors data. The outflow streak was over. Whether the reversal marks a genuine regime shift is the harder question, and the composition of those three sessions provides more analytical signal than the headline number. Key Takeaways US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $510.7 million in net inflows across three consecut…
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