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CryptoUpdated×4•Originally published 8 July 2026•Updated 8 July 2026•
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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Recover for Third Day, Ending Multi-Week Investment Drought

Key Facts

1Bitcoin ETFs recorded modest positive inflows of $21.5 million, signaling a sharp cooldown in investor demand.
2Ethereum ETFs showed stronger relative performance with $26.9 million in inflows, driven entirely by the ETHA product.

In a positive shift for digital asset markets, Bitcoin ETFs have maintained momentum with a third consecutive day of net inflows. According to reports, these instruments have successfully broken a multi-week investment drought, signaling a gradual return of institutional confidence. This sustained streak of inflows suggests a potential stabilization in investor appetite following a prolonged period of tepid activity.

This recovery occurs as major cryptocurrencies attempt to reclaim key technical levels, with market data showing relative stability in flagship products like IBIT and FBTC. Compared to previous modest inflows of $21.5 million, the three-day positive trend reflects a tactical shift among participants. Per market data, BlackRock’s ETHA also continues to attract parallel interest, indicating a broader appetite for spot crypto exposure beyond just Bitcoin.

Looking ahead, market participants are monitoring liquidity levels following the close on July 8, 2026, focusing on whether ETFs can sustain this recovery streak. With the backdrop of weak US labor data (57k Non-Farm Payrolls), the focus shifts to next week's economic calendar, which will be a critical catalyst in determining if these inflows translate into a sustained bullish trend for the sector.

Latest Updates · 3

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    Update: This return to positive inflows is particularly significant given the scale of the preceding downturn, with reports indicating that total outflows from Bitcoin ETFs reached approximately $8 billion before the current stabilization. This figure underscores the magnitude of the selling pressure the market absorbed prior to the recent recovery in momentum.

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    Update: Recent data indicates that the sustainability of this recovery relies heavily on a $79 billion futures market, where traders are betting on continued momentum. As futures trading volume significantly outpaces spot demand, the market's ability to absorb these volumes remains the next critical test for Bitcoin's price stability.

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    Update: The recovery pace accelerated as US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a substantial net inflow of $143 million in a single day, according to Farside data. These figures confirm that institutional buyers are actively pursuing a 'buy the dip' strategy, remaining resilient despite prevailing negative supply-side headlines in the crypto market.