Bitcoin ETFs End $2.7B Outflow Streak as Fresh Capital Returns

Key Insights:

• Bitcoin ETFs ended a 10-day withdrawal streak.
• Fidelity led inflows while BlackRock extended losses.
• BTC crypto sentiment remained in extreme fear.

U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs attracted fresh institutional demand on Thursday after weeks of persistent selling pressure. The funds recorded their first daily net inflows above $200 million since early May. That ended a prolonged withdrawal streak as BTC crypto recovered from recent lows.

The recovery arrived after one of the weakest periods for the category this year. June produced record redemptions across U.S. spot Bitcoin funds. Yet renewed buying suggested that some investors viewed the recent weakness as a potential accumulation opportunity despite cautious market sentiment.

SoSoValue data showed Bitcoin ETFs attracted $221.7 million in combined net inflows. That move ended a 10-session withdrawal streak, during which investors removed over $2.7 billion from the products.

The rebound followed a difficult month for the sector. June recorded $4.5 billion in net outflows. That marked the weakest monthly performance since spot Bitcoin funds began trading in the United States.

Farside Investors reported that Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund led Thursday’s recovery. The fund received $166 million in new capital. That represented roughly three-quarters of the day’s total inflows.

ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF followed with another strong session. Smaller allocations also entered VanEck’s and Valkyrie’s products, showing buying interest spread beyond a single issuer.

BlackRock moved against the broader trend. Its iShares Bitcoin Trust recorded another day of net redemptions, extending an outflow streak that started in mid-June and pushed cumulative withdrawals beyond $2.2 billion.

CoinGecko data showed BTC crypto recovered above the psychological $61,000 level after briefly trading below support earlier this week. The rebound lifted the total cryptocurrency market capitalization by 2.4% over the previous day to $2.22 trillion.

Alternative.me measured investor sentiment at “Extreme Fear” despite the recovery. That reading suggested traders remained cautious even as buying returned to exchange-traded investment products.

Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan argued recent trading activity indicated the market could be approaching a bottom. His comments reflected the growing debate among institutional investors over whether recent selling had run its course.

The combination of renewed ETF demand and price stabilization reduced immediate selling pressure. Still, continued withdrawals from BlackRock’s flagship product showed institutional positioning remained mixed.

SoSoValue records showed buying also returned to other regulated cryptocurrency investment products. U.S. spot Ether exchange-traded funds posted another day of positive flows after attracting fresh capital during the previous session.

Investment products linked to XRP also returned to net inflows after consecutive days of withdrawals. Those moves suggested that investor appetite had improved across multiple digital asset products rather than concentrating solely on Bitcoin.

The broader recovery indicated that institutional investors continued to use regulated investment vehicles despite recent market volatility. Fund flows also reflected selective positioning rather than broad-based risk avoidance.

Market participants now face another test as Bitcoin ETFs attempt to maintain positive momentum after ending their longest withdrawal streak in weeks. Traders will watch whether institutional demand continues if BTC crypto holds above recent support, while BlackRock’s fund flows remain another immediate indicator of market direction.

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