$BTC Spot BTC ETFs continue to attract money for 6 straight days, pulling in over $2.8 billion
This pullback actually doesn’t make me as worried
In the past few days, BTC has retreated from above $87,000, and market sentiment has suddenly turned more cautious.
But I noticed one key data point: US spot BTC ETFs have recorded net inflows for 6 consecutive trading days, totaling more than $2.8 billion.
Among them, IBIT pulled in about $1.35 billion over six days, accounting for roughly half.
What’s even more interesting is that while the BTC price is correcting, the ETF is still seeing continuous inflows. On Thursday, net inflows fell to $191 million, but at least for now it hasn’t flipped into sustained outflows.
So over these days, I’ve been reminding everyone that on pullbacks you can look for opportunities to buy—not just because the price is down.
If later on the ETFs continue to maintain net inflows, I would still treat this pullback as a bull-market correction and view this phase of the market that way.
This pullback actually doesn’t make me as worried
In the past few days, BTC has retreated from above $87,000, and market sentiment has suddenly turned more cautious.
But I noticed one key data point: US spot BTC ETFs have recorded net inflows for 6 consecutive trading days, totaling more than $2.8 billion.
Among them, IBIT pulled in about $1.35 billion over six days, accounting for roughly half.
What’s even more interesting is that while the BTC price is correcting, the ETF is still seeing continuous inflows. On Thursday, net inflows fell to $191 million, but at least for now it hasn’t flipped into sustained outflows.
So over these days, I’ve been reminding everyone that on pullbacks you can look for opportunities to buy—not just because the price is down.
If later on the ETFs continue to maintain net inflows, I would still treat this pullback as a bull-market correction and view this phase of the market that way.