US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have snapped a 13-day, multi-billion dollar outflow streak, posting a small net inflow on Thursday. This potential sentiment shift follows a period of intense selling pressure and could signal a near-term bottom for crypto assets.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have snapped a 13-day, multi-billion dollar outflow streak, posting a small net inflow on Thursday.
Long BTC and ETH as the break in ETF outflows signals seller exhaustion and a potential tactical bottom.
The primary risk is that this is a dead-cat bounce or a one-day anomaly. A resumption of significant outflows would invalidate the thesis and likely lead to a re-test of recent lows.
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The break in a 13-day, $4.4B outflow streak for spot Bitcoin ETFs is a significant, albeit tentative, sign of seller exhaustion. While the initial inflow is small, this shift in fund flow dynamics suggests the recent downward pressure may be abating, creating a tactical entry point for a long position ahead of a potential sentiment recovery.
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