After seven days of capital outflows from Bitcoin ETF funds, institutional investors seem to be interested in these funds again. For the first time since April 2nd, Bitcoin spot ETF funds witnessed capital inflows on Tuesday, attracting $1.47 million in new capital. Although this amount may seem insignificant, it could indicate a gradual shift in sentiment and the return of financial institutions’ interest in Bitcoin through regulated products. Last week, the total capital outflow from Bitcoin funds reached $713.30 million. However, signs of improvement are now visible. BlackRock’s IBIT fund recorded the highest daily capital inflow, attracting $36.72 million. As a result, the net inflow into this fund reached $39.60 billion. On the same day, Fidelity’s FBTC fund faced an outflow of $35.25 million. In the derivatives market, Bitcoin futures’ trading volume in the past 24 hours has reached $56 billion with a 2% growth. Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin has also increased by 1.06%. This growth indicates the entry of fresh capital into the market. However, Bitcoin’s funding rate has turned negative for the first time since April 2nd, indicating that more traders are betting on a price decrease. In the options market, the number of Put contracts exceeds Call contracts, indicating a cautious approach by traders towards the future market trend. On the real-time digital currency price page, you can monitor the prices of all tokens and cryptocurrencies live and instantaneously.
