US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $221.7M in inflows, breaking a 10-day $2.73B outflow streak as BTC reclaimed $64K.
Bitcoin surged back to $64K after US spot ETFs recorded $221.7M in inflows, ending a 10-day, $2.73B outflow streak. Another $265.7M followed on Monday, signaling renewed institutional interest.
The rebound follows a period of sustained outflows, with prior sessions seeing consistent declines. The shift coincides with broader market sentiment as traders reassess risk amid geopolitical tensions and regulatory developments.
Meanwhile, a major Bitcoin holder sold 3,588 BTC for $216M, marking its largest sale in six years to fund dividends under a new $1.25B sales program. The move contrasts with its long-standing ‘never sell’ strategy.