Summary:
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $31 million in net inflows on June 25th, marking the end of seven consecutive days of outflows.
Fidelity FBTC led the inflows with $48.8 million, offsetting outflows from Grayscale GBTC.
Bitcoin price reacted positively, rising past $62,000.
Despite the inflows, they are small compared to recent outflows, indicating cautious investor sentiment.
BlackRock's IBIT registered zero inflows, suggesting limited institutional interest.
ETF trading volumes have increased, but overall inflows remain modest.
Hong Kong Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing healthy inflows, with investors adopting a "buy the dip" strategy.
Australia's Monochrome Bitcoin ETF continues to accumulate Bitcoins.
Bitcoin price has recovered from a low of $58,000, trading around $61,700 at press time.
As long as the price remains above $60,000, there is no immediate reason for a further correction, barring another panic event.
The spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced a positive shift, recording $31 million in net inflows on June 25th, after a week of outflows. Fidelity FBTC led the way with $48.8 million in inflows, offsetting outflows from Grayscale GBTC. This positive development saw Bitcoin price rise past $62,000. However, despite the net inflows, they are small compared to recent outflows. BlackRock's IBIT registered zero inflows, suggesting limited interest from institutional clients. While trading volumes for ETFs have increased, the overall inflows remain modest. BlackRock's IBIT saw trading volumes exceeding $1 billion, while Fidelity's FBTC, Grayscale's GBTC, and Proshares BITO each recorded over $300 million in trading volume. Despite strong demand in Q1, inflows have slowed due to macro developments and the Federal Reserve's intention to keep interest rates high. Hong Kong Bitcoin ETFs are showing healthy inflows, with investors adopting a "buy the dip" strategy. Similarly, Australia's Monochrome Bitcoin ETF continues to accumulate Bitcoins. The Bitcoin price has recovered from a low of $58,000, trading around $61,700 at press time. As long as the price stays above $60,000, there is no immediate reason for a further correction, unless another panic event occurs.
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