
Bitcoin and Ether Extend Relief Rallies as Spot BTC ETFs See $221 Million Inflow
Bitcoin and Ether experienced a relief rally, with spot BTC ETFs recording a significant $221 million inflow on July 2.

Bitcoin and Ether experienced a relief rally, with spot BTC ETFs recording a significant $221 million inflow on July 2.

Bitcoin whales accumulated $16.7 billion in BTC over two weeks, even as U.S. spot ETFs saw record $4 billion outflows in June.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a significant **$221.7 million** in daily inflows, marking their best performance since early May.

Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a substantial $221 million in inflows, halting a 10-day streak of outflows.

Crypto markets are entering Q3 with significantly reduced liquidity and leverage, following **$8.35 billion** in long liquidations during Q2, as reported by **Talos**.

Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded significant $345 million in outflows, overshadowing miner buys and contributing to price pressure on the asset.

The SEC has opened a public comment period to gather feedback on regulating emerging ETF structures and investment strategies as specialized products roll out.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has initiated a comment period to rethink its approach to novel ETFs, encompassing those in the crypto sector.

BlackRock's spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), IBIT, experienced significant outflows, shedding $300 million as overall Bitcoin demand appears to be waning.

Bitcoin's put-call ratio has hit a 1-year high, coupled with persistent ETF outflows, indicating bearish sentiment and a potential drop to $55,000.

US Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest single-day outflows in June, totaling $696.3 million, as Bitcoin fell below $60,000, pushing year-to-date losses to $4.6 billion.

US Bitcoin ETFs recorded their biggest daily outflow in June, totaling $696.3 million, as BTC fell below $60,000, pushing YTD losses to $4.6 billion.

Bitcoin dipped to new 2026 lows, driven by spot ETF outflows, a bearish monthly options expiry, and widening unrealized losses for MicroStrategy.

Bitcoin reached new 2026 lows, driven by spot BTC ETF outflows, a bearish monthly options expiry, and widening MicroStrategy losses.

Bitcoin is approaching new 2026 lows as significant spot BTC ETF outflows and a slowdown in accumulation from Strategy impact market sentiment.

Wintermute's options desk projects Bitcoin to trade between $61,242 and $63,563 on Tuesday, as liquidity concerns point to a potential drop to $59,000.

Economist Nouriel Roubini, known as "Dr. Doom," is now backing a tokenized security called "Technodollar" for wealth protection.

Bitcoin has dropped below **$60,000**, its lowest level since **late 2024**, driven by a hawkish Federal Reserve, ETF outflows, and capital moving into AI, according to **Deutsche Bank**.

Bitcoin ETF outflows are reportedly easing as of June 22, 2026, though a new, unspecified headwind is gathering strength.

Bitcoin's price is anchored near $64,000 as spot Bitcoin ETFs experience outflows for a sixth consecutive week, influenced by a firmer dollar.

Morgan Stanley is set to introduce new Ethereum and Solana ETFs featuring an ultra-low 0.14% fee, positioning them as the cheapest globally.

Franklin Templeton is exploring innovative exchange-traded funds designed to automatically convert traditional corporate dividends into Bitcoin.

Investment giant Franklin Templeton plans new exchange-traded funds allowing investors to automatically convert stock dividends into Bitcoin exposure.

Bitcoin's price saw a notable increase, driven by de-escalating geopolitical tensions and MicroStrategy's substantial BTC acquisition, as markets anticipate the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy signals.

The approval of perpetual futures in the U.S. is poised to attract sophisticated traders and institutions, potentially mirroring the market impact of spot Bitcoin ETFs.

On-chain data indicates Bitcoin's market price is closely approaching its realized price, alongside a notable decline in demand from institutional ETFs.

Bitcoin faces a critical test, struggling to maintain the $60,000 support level amid significant ETF outflows and pressure from traditional tech markets.

Ondo Finance has hired former Invesco ETF chief John Hoffman to spearhead its ambitious expansion into comprehensive on-chain investment portfolios.

Recent outflows from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are prompting debate, with some analysts pointing to upcoming IPOs while others suggest an arbitrage strategy is at play.

Japan's Lower House has reportedly approved a bill reclassifying crypto as financial instruments, potentially opening doors for ETFs and tax reforms.
Morgan Stanley's Head of Digital Asset Strategy, Amy Oldenburg, asserts that educating financial advisors is key to mainstream Bitcoin adoption.
Despite recent market volatility and a dip to around **$63,000**, analysts affirm Bitcoin's long-term value proposition remains robust.

Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds have experienced their fourth consecutive week of net outflows, shedding a combined $1.7 billion as investor sentiment shifts.

A new analysis suggests that Bitcoin's recent price dip is primarily linked to rising US inflation data and subsequent ETF outflows, not inherent market strategy.

Bitcoin's return to $60,000 is met with heavy ETF outflows, a stark contrast to February's institutional accumulation at similar price levels.

MicroStrategy faces **$11 billion** in paper losses on Bitcoin, with Michael Saylor citing ETF outflows and surging AI investment as key market pressures.