According to data from SoSoValue, US spot Bitcoin ETFs have demonstrated a notable recovery, with net inflows totaling $368 million over three consecutive sessions. This resurgence follows a challenging period characterized by significant capital outflows, marking a shift in investor sentiment.
On Thursday, these ETFs recorded $79.2 million in net inflows, building on the $181 million seen on Tuesday and $108 million on Wednesday. Cumulatively, the inflows have pushed total investments in these funds to $51.2 billion, with assets under management now amounting to $77.7 billion.
The positive flow comes as Bitcoin's price briefly crossed the $65,000 mark earlier this week, a level not reached since late June. This price movement aligns with the recovery of ETF investments, suggesting renewed confidence among investors. Following previous months of substantial outflows, including $4.51 billion in June and $2.4 billion in May, July appears to be on track to be the first month with positive inflows since April, when the ETFs saw $1.97 billion in net gains.
Despite this positive trend, the annual net flow balance for US ETFs remains negative, reflecting a $5.4 billion deficit since the beginning of 2026. As of the latest data, Bitcoin is trading around $63,400, indicating a 28% decline from the start of the year. The recent inflows, while promising, illustrate the ongoing challenges faced by the market.
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