BTC Spot ETF Update — BlackRock Bought, But Demand Is Still Below Average Bitcoin spot ETFs updated again. Daily Total Net Inflow: +$69.10M +1.04K BTC Total Net Inflow: +$52.29B +648.82K BTC Daily Trading Volume: $4.36B Total Net Assets: $80.92B Update Time: Jul 23, 2026 — 8:50 AM Reported BTC flows: GBTC: -575.75 BTC IBIT: +583.26 BTC FBTC: +323.20 BTC ARKB: 0 BITB: +81.18 BTC BTCO: 0 HODL: 0 BRRR: 0 EZBC: 0 Total: +1.04K BTC The important update: BlackRock IBIT finally reported inflow. IBIT bought: +583.26 BTC That is positive, but it is still below BlackRock’s stronger average sessions. So this is not a silent session anymore. Demand is present. But it is not aggressive demand. GBTC sold: -575.75 BTC IBIT alone almost absorbed the full GBTC outflow. Then FBTC and BITB added extra demand on top. That is why the total session turned clearly positive. Yesterday’s session was stronger: Jul 21 total: +3.12K BTC Today’s current total: +1.04K BTC So ETF demand is still positive, but weaker than yesterday. This matters because the market is already trading near the upper part of the range. If ETF demand stays positive, it supports the bullish structure. But because the inflow is below average, it does not confirm a strong institutional breakout yet. Current reading: Positive ETF session. BlackRock bought. GBTC selling was absorbed. But demand is still below average. This is supportive, not explosive. For a stronger confirmation, we need to see IBIT and the other major funds continue buying with larger size. Not financial advice.