Bitcoin ETFs Just Flipped From A $450M Exit To A $433M Friday Inflow The interesting part of this week’s $BTC ETF data isn’t that money moved in or out. It’s how quickly the direction changed. On Tuesday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $450.4M in net outflows, their largest daily withdrawal since late June. Fidelity’s FBTC accounted for roughly $214.8M and BlackRock’s IBIT another $161.7M. By Friday, the picture had reversed. Bitcoin ETFs pulled in roughly $433M in a single day, enough to push the full week back into positive territory. That’s almost a complete round trip in institutional flows within three trading sessions. It also happened while $BTC recovered above $80K after briefly trading below $76K earlier in the week. ETF flows are often treated as a simple demand gauge: green number bullish, red number bearish. This week is a good example of why that can be misleading. The bigger signal may be how quickly ETF capital is now reacting to changes in price, rates and regulatory headlines. A $450M exit no longer necessarily describes the mood even a few sessions later. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#