US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $227 million in outflows for the sixth consecutive week, totaling nearly $6 billion over this period. However, the selling pressure has eased sharply from $1.72 billion in early June to $227 million recently, indicating the outflow trend may be nearing its end. Experts suggest some outflows stem from institutional position adjustments rather than outright Bitcoin selling, while long-term investors remain steady. The rise of AI investments is drawing capital away from Bitcoin ETFs, but Bitcoin's price stability around $64,000 shows resilience amid these outflows. If outflows continue to decline, inflows could return soon, potentially boosting momentum for Bitcoin ETFs again.
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