After weeks of continuous outflows, Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have recorded net inflows, marking a potential shift in investor sentiment. Bitcoin ETFs took in about $221.72 million on July 2, ending a ten-day outflow streak, while combined Bitcoin and Ether ETFs posted around $282 million in net inflows during the week of July 7–11. This cross-asset demand suggests broader risk appetite among investors, as money returns to both assets simultaneously rather than rotating between them. While flows remain volatile day-to-day, this trend could support more sustained price rallies if confirmed over time, though risks like macroeconomic shocks and regulatory changes remain.
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