Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds are showing steady growth in investor interest. Over the past three trading days, net capital inflows into these products have exceeded $368 million. This is evidenced by the latest data from the SoSoValue analytical platform. The last outflow of funds was observed on July 13th. However, on Tuesday, the funds raised $181 million. On Wednesday, the figure was $108 million. And on Thursday, July sixteenth, the capital inflow reached 221.7 million dollars. This dynamic partially compensates for the large-scale outflow of funds recorded in June. Back then, investors withdrew more than $4.5 billion from the bitcoin ETF.

The current three-day inflow of $368 million represents about eight percent of the June outflow. Also, this amount is equal to about fifteen percent of the May figure of $ 2.4 billion. The cumulative net inflow of funds into spot bitcoin ETFs has grown significantly since their official launch. Now this historical figure has increased to 51.2 billion dollars. The total assets under professional management of these funds reached an impressive $77.7 billion. The renewed active interest of large investors directly coincided with the positive dynamics of the market. The exchange rate of the first cryptocurrency on Wednesday, July 15th, briefly exceeded the $ 65,000 mark for the first time since the end of June.

If the current positive trend continues until the end of the month, July will be the first period with positive net capital inflows after April. In the second month of spring, spot bitcoin ETFs successfully raised $1.97 billion. Earlier, on the second of July, these funds had already interrupted a long series of ten trading sessions of net outflows. Then, by the end of the day, the net inflow of funds amounted to 221.7 million dollars. The market is closely monitoring these indicators, as they reflect the real mood of institutional players. Stable capital inflows into regulated financial products create a solid foundation for further growth. This indicates a return of trust in digital assets from traditional investors.

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