July brought a much-needed turnaround for Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., which ended a streak of capital outflows that lasted through May and June. After losing nearly $7 billion in just two months, these funds attracted $172.4 million in net inflows during July, signaling a renewed interest from institutional investors.
Key Figures and Trends
The inflows in July mark a pause in a brutal first half of 2026 when Bitcoin ETFs saw massive withdrawals. June alone was the worst month this year, with $4.5 billion pulled out. Despite this, Bitcoin ETFs still hold $51.32 billion in cumulative inflows and manage $76.29 billion in assets. However, the month ended on a cautious note as July 31 recorded a significant $265.4 million outflow, the largest daily exit since mid-July. This sharp withdrawal also led to a weekly negative balance of $61.53 million, breaking a three-week streak of inflows.
Broader Market Movements
Other crypto ETFs also showed strong performances in July. Ether funds posted inflows for four consecutive weeks, totaling $365.2 million, while XRP extended its positive run to five months. These moves highlight shifting institutional appetites amid a volatile market environment. The ebb and flow of ETF investments offer a window into how Wall Street views crypto assets, reflecting both confidence and caution as the year progresses.
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