Markets Bitcoin ETFs Stage Remarkable Recovery with $800 Million in Inflows
From a $5.8 Billion Deficit to Positive Growth
By Omkar Godbole|Edited by Oliver Knight 51 minutes ago 2 min read
U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reversed their fortunes, accumulating nearly $800 million in net inflows for the year, a significant turnaround from a $5.8 billion deficit recorded earlier in July.
At the low point on July 13, these ETFs were facing a staggering $5.8 billion drop in net outflows. Since then, however, the market has rebounded, coinciding with bitcoin's resurgence to approximately $85,000, up from under $58,000 in early June. This price recovery and the influx of funds have led some analysts to suggest that a new bullish trend may be emerging.
Since August, nearly $4 billion has flowed into these ETFs, particularly following U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's announcement regarding increased bond purchases aimed at managing liquidity amid rising bond yields.
Despite this positive shift, the current net inflows of $800 million are still significantly lower than the $35.2 billion recorded in 2024 and $21.4 billion in 2025, indicating that there is still much ground to cover for the bullish sentiment to solidify.
Continuous Inflows Over Six Days
The ETFs have seen consistent inflows for six consecutive days, even as bitcoin's price has plateaued above $85,000 since Tuesday.
During this six-day streak, the funds attracted a remarkable total of $2.84 billion. While this is an impressive achievement, it pales in comparison to two previous six-day inflow records: one in February 2024 that garnered $2.35 billion and another in November 2024 that brought in $4.73 billion, nearly double the recent figures.