Bitcoin ETFs Turn Positive by $100M as Market Tries to Recover
By Hannah Perez
Bitcoin ETFs turned from negative to positive after the massive market crash on Friday. On Tuesday, combined inflows between Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs surged to $338 million.
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- Bitcoin ETFs turned from negative to positive after Friday’s massive crash.
- After closing with outflows on Friday and Monday, Bitcoin ETFs attracted capital on Tuesday.
- Combined inflows between the Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs surged to $338 million.
- The market struggles to recover but continues to face volatility; BTC falls below USD $112,000.
🚨 Recovery underway! 🚨
Bitcoin ETFs turn positive with inflows of USD $102 million after days of declines.
The crypto market cap is struggling to recover after losing more than $500 billion.
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Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) Bitcoin US spot markets turned positive on Tuesday with a net capital inflow of $102 million, showing signs of recovery after outflows on Monday as the cryptocurrency market struggles to get back on the bullish course after a dramatic shakeout that marked the close of last week.
On Friday, the cryptocurrency market faced significant losses of more than $500 billion in market capitalization amid nearly $20 billion in derivative liquidations within 24 hours.
The move was triggered by US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 100% tariff on goods imported from China, raising concerns about a possible trade war.
However, ETFs with direct exposure to Bitcoin in the US market showed resilience, with a moderate outflow of USD $4.5 million on Friday, according to data from SoSoValueand closed the week with net inflows of more than USD $2.7 billion.
On Tuesday, ETFs Bitcoin marked a turning point turning positive after a net outflow of USD $326.52 million on Mondaya sign of resilience among investors despite recent market challenges.
Vincent Liu, CIO of Kronos Researchpointed to The Block That Tuesday’s inflows reflect renewed interest among institutional investors, who are beginning to see opportunities amid the market recovery.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs rally
FBTC Fidelity led daily inflows among ETFs Bitcoin with USD $132.67 million, followed by funds from Ark & 21Shares and Bitwisewhich also recorded positive flows. Meanwhile, the dominant ETF, IBIT’s BlackRockrecorded a net outflow of USD $30.8 million, along with BRRR of Valkyriewhich reported a negative flow of USD $14 million.
Spot ETFs Ethereum The U.S. also experienced a combined daily net inflow of $236.22 million on Tuesday, spread across six funds. The ETF Fidelity once again led the entries with USD $154.62 million, and other funds from Grayscale, Bitwise, VanEck and Franklin Templeton They reported notable entries.
The inflows come as the cryptocurrency market attempts to recover from extreme turbulence. While major cryptocurrencies have seen moderate gains, with Bitcoin hovering around the $112,000 area after plunging below $105,000 on Friday, the recovery has been slow amid prolonged trade tensions between the US and China.
Trump’s announcement on Tuesday about the end of negotiations with China for the purchase of edible oil in the context of a battle over soybeans revived concerns about a possible trade war, overshadowing the market’s optimism motivated by the moderate tone of Jerome Powell, president of the FED, on an easing of monetary policy.
No reason to celebrate yet
Although the recent ETF inflows could be read as a promising sign, analysts expect the cryptocurrency market to remain volatile in the coming weeks as traders remain sensitive to headlines regarding US-China trade disagreements and other macroeconomic news.
“We wouldn’t put too much weight on daily developments for the moment, as we can expect noisy reactions following Friday’s sell-off and markets to remain volatile as headline risks increase as we approach the supposed Nov. 1 tariff deadline.“said Augustine Fan, director of Insights in SignalPlusas cited The Block.
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is $111,040 at press timedown 1.5% in the last 24 hours and 12% lower from its last all-time high, while Ethereum (ETH) is trading just below USD $4,000, a decline of 3.2% on the day and dragging the losses to 10% on the week, according to CoinGecko.
Article by Hannah Estefanía Pérez / DailyBitcoin
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