US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted nearly $500 million across two consecutive trading sessions, marking the first clear fund-flow rebound after weeks of steady withdrawals. The products took in $221.72 million on July 2, ending a 10-session outflow streak that had weighed on sentiment toward the asset class. Despite the renewed inflows, several market indicators continued to signal weak underlying demand for Bitcoin, suggesting the recovery could remain fragile. The divergence between improving ETF flows and softer demand gauges leaves any rebound vulnerable to reversal if broader interest fails to strengthen. Analysts are watching whether the fresh capital reflects a durable shift in investor appetite or a short-term move that may fade. The developments come amid ongoing scrutiny of institutional participation in regulated Bitcoin investment vehicles since their launch.
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