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BTC ETF Flows — First Positive Session After Heavy Outflows Bitcoin ETF flows finally turned positive after a long sequence of red sessions. Latest session: Daily net inflow: +2.24K BTC Equivalent: +$141.5M Who bought: FBTC: +938.4 BTC ARKB: +996.86 BTC BITB: +222.75 BTC MSBT: +77.41 BTC GBTC: 0 IBIT / BlackRock: pending Total: +2.24K BTC This is the first meaningful relief session after several heavy outflow days: Jun 05: -5.10K BTC Jun 04: +49.91 BTC Jun 03: -5.94K BTC Jun 02: -7.27K BTC Jun 01: -6.57K BTC May 29: -1.70K BTC May 28: -3.00K BTC May 27: -9.66K BTC May 26: -4.32K BTC So the signal improved, but the structure has not fully reversed yet. Why? Because the latest inflow is still small compared to the previous outflow pressure. The key missing confirmation is BlackRock. If IBIT updates positive, this session becomes stronger. If IBIT stays neutral or turns negative, then this remains only a short-term relief flow. ETF demand is no longer completely absent, but it is still not strong enough to confirm a bullish reversal. What matters now: ETF inflows need continuation IBIT must confirm demand Spot flows must stay positive BTC needs to hold above the 62K–63K region Until then, this is a relief signal, not a full market recovery. Not financial advice.

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