US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $355 million, snapping a 7-day outflow streak that saw $1.12 billion withdrawn from the products.
After a bruising week that left traders feeling the pinch, the clouds over the crypto market are finally breaking. The US spot Bitcoin ETFs just snapped a seven-day losing streak, pulling in a massive $355 million in fresh capital earlier this week.
This marks a significant psychological turnaround after funds bled over $1.12 billion during the previous week, a period defined by thin liquidity and year-end profit-taking.
The relief rally was led by the heavyweights. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) stepped up with the lion’s share of the action, signaling that institutional confidence hasn’t gone anywhere. When the world’s largest asset managers start buying the dip, it usually tells us that smart money sees value where others see fear.
The Fed is about to inject another $8.165B into the market on January 6th.
We are now on the bullish side of the liquidity cycle…
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