U.S. currents are stronger than ETF funds. According to SoSoValue data, the net inflow of such products on 20 July was about $227 million, with net inflow recorded for the first time since late April in five consecutive trading days.
Cumulative five-day inflow of approximately $727 million
Over the past five trading days, United States real-time bitcoin ETFs have combined a net inflow of about $727 million, creating a long buyout in recent months. Earlier, in June, there had been a large-scale buy-in in the market, and ETF funds had been under pressure.
With the return of funds, the total asset size of Bitcoin ETF rose from a low point of about $75 billion in July to about $79 billion. The recovery of funding indicates that institutional needs have been restored.
Etherport ETF Synchronized Gold
ETF net inflows were about $38 million on the same day, of which ETHA under the Beled flag contributed about $34 million, the main source of inflows on that day. Although significantly smaller than the bitcoin ETF, the trend of refinancing also continued.
Market focus on the Fed and the Science and Technology Finance
On the price side, bitcoin continued to fluctuate around $63,000. After a temporary slowdown in sales, which had previously been driven by the chip unit, the ETF buy-back returned, filling the relatively missing incremental funds for most of the past quarter.
Next, the market will focus on the Fed's July 28-29, as well as on the financial statements of Alphabet, Tesla and Intel this week. Performance results will affect AI ' s expenditure expectations and may continue to inform the recent movement of bitcoin, which is more strongly associated with the Science and Technology Unit.