After weeks of persistent outflows since mid-January, ETF flows turned positive last week. Data show inflows of $471.1 million on Friday and $144.9 million on Monday, bringing the two-day total to $616 million. This coincided with Bitcoin rebounding from the $60,000 level toward the $70,000 range.
In January, Bitcoin had rallied for roughly two weeks, climbing to around $98,000 before a sharp sell-off dragged prices back to $60,000 and triggered rapid ETF withdrawals. The latest figures suggest this negative trend may have paused, at least in the short term.
Another notable point is that the decline in total Bitcoin held by ETFs has been relatively limited compared with the price drop. Total holdings have fallen by about 7 percent since early October, while Bitcoin’s price is down more than 40 percent from its peak. This divergence suggests ETF investors are maintaining a longer-term outlook despite short-term volatility.
