EXCLUSIVE: Bitcoin ETF Inflows Are Back, But Watch This Signal Before Calling It A Bull Run
XYO's co-founder explains what Bitcoin ETF flows need to show before he sees genuine institutional re-entry, beyond the latest $999M inflow.
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XYO's co-founder explains what Bitcoin ETF flows need to show before he sees genuine institutional re-entry, beyond the latest $999M inflow.
Bitcoin briefly climbed above $87,300, its highest level since January 2026, attracting nearly $1 billion in daily net inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. The surge was driven by renewed risk appetite, short covering, and institutional allocation following a breakout above the $82,000 technical level. Major Bitcoin ETF providers including BlackRock, Ark & 21Shares, and Fidelity recorded significant positive inflows.
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