ETFs flip to green
Bitcoin ETFs just pulled in $265M in a single day—after 8 weeks of bleeding cash. Is the tide finally turning? 🌊
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After weeks of bleeding cash, the tide just turned—hard. US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs pulled in a headline-grabbing $265.69 million and $20.66 million on Monday alone.
BlackRock's IBIT led the charge with $209.40 million, while Grayscale's GBTC was the only fund still leaking—$44.45 million out the door. Yet the weekly scorecard tells a different story: Bitcoin ETFs still bled a net $526.6 million over the holiday week, marking 8 straight weeks of outflows.
Ether ETFs weren't spared either, dropping $13.7 million in the same stretch. But the rebound is real: total Bitcoin ETF assets surged from a June 30th low of $70.95 billion back to $77.32 billion.
Fueled by both price and fresh cash. Bitcoin now trades near $63,200, and the question isn't whether the bleeding stopped, it's whether this is the turning of the tide.
