Without a doubt, welcome relief for a market that was bleeding for 10 straight days. Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. recorded net inflows of $221.7 million, breaking a painful streak of 10 consecutive days of capital outflows.
We have to be cautious—I’m not saying to panic, but the $221 million inflow is only a fraction of the capital that fled during the previous 10 days, when more than $2,730 million evaporated from the funds. The annual balance remains in the red. So far this year, Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated net outflows of $5,400 million. We’re seeing stabilization and a relief-buying move in a key support zone ($58,000 - $60,000).
While Fidelity led purchases with $165.9 million, BlackRock—the world’s largest player—recorded outflows of $40.4 million on the same day. This shows rotation and institutional caution; there’s no widespread, generalized euphoria. Accumulate or take profits whenever possible. There will be agricultural data in the country of burgers, and that makes the market nervous. Let’s hope the gods bring us a bullish July. Unfortunately, the global economy is still in flames—nothing is all bad, but neither should what’s not bad right now push us into desperate decisions. Those who are accumulating have had months to plant; it’s not yet time to harvest. When Bitcoin breaks all-time highs, that will be the time for the blind (buying). But that depends on how each investor operates—personally, I accumulate gold, bitcoin, and Ethrereun.
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