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Bitcoin ETFs Post Strongest Inflows in Three Weeks — $506.5M Net Inflow

Bitcoin symbol illustration representing strongest Bitcoin ETFs inflows of $506.5 million in three weeks
  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs: $506.5 million net inflows — highest single-day total in three weeks
  • BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT): led with $297.4 million
  • Six other funds (including Fidelity & Grayscale) also recorded net inflows
  • Zero outflows from any Bitcoin ETF on the day

Ethereum, XRP & Solana ETFs Also Positive

  • Ethereum ETFs: $157.1 million net inflows
  • Solana ETFs: $30.9 million — highest daily inflow since December 15, 2025
  • XRP ETFs: positive flows reported (exact figure not specified in release)

Market Context & Sentiment Shift

  • Bitcoin rebounded from early-week lows below $63,000, now trading around $68,000 (+3.8% in 24 hours)
  • Ethereum climbed above $2,000 (+7.6%)
  • Fear & Greed Index: improved to 11 (still in Extreme Fear, up from 5 earlier in week)

Vincent Liu, CIO at Kronos Research, commented:

“Inflows suggest institutional sentiment is shifting back toward cautious accumulation after a period of sustained de-risking. However, positioning remains measured, indicating sentiment is stabilizing.”

 

What Drove the Rebound?

  • Pause in suspected heavy selling pressure around 10 a.m. ET (previously linked by some commentators to trading firm Jane Street)
  • Reduced concern over leveraged liquidations and profit-taking
  • Broader macro stabilization signals ahead of potential September rate-cut discussions

Nick Ruck, Director of LVRG Research, cautioned:

“While the rebound has gained momentum from reports of a pause in Jane Street’s alleged 10 a.m. dumping, easing concerns over heavy selling pressure, this rally appears more like short-term relief than a fundamental shift in direction.”

He added that sustained ETF inflows and macro stabilization will be the key drivers of any longer-term move.

Quick Takeaway for Investors

  • First meaningful reversal in ETF flows after five straight weeks of net outflows (totaling >$3.8 billion earlier in 2026)
  • Institutional demand appears to be stabilizing rather than aggressively returning
  • Watch continued ETF flow data (SoSoValue, Farside Investors) and macro catalysts (FOMC minutes, Powell speeches, rate-cut probability)

Bitcoin holding $68,000 and Ethereum above $2,000 suggest the immediate panic selling phase may be easing — but the market remains in Fear territory until clearer macro direction emerges.

Stay tuned for tomorrow’s ETF flow numbers — they’ll provide the next real test of whether this is a dead-cat bounce or the start of a more sustained recovery.

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