Bitcoin ETF momentum just switched gears. After bleeding $1.12 billion in outflows over seven consecutive days, the trend reversed hard on December 30th—institutional money flooded back in with $355 million in fresh inflows. That's a serious flip. Whether this signals genuine renewed appetite or a tactical bounce, traders are watching closely. The data shows institutional players aren't done with Bitcoin yet. Keep tracking these flows; they often precede bigger moves.
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OptionWhisperer
· 9h ago
Institutions are really bottom-fishing; this reversal is too fast.
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RatioHunter
· 9h ago
Institutions are starting to recover again. Will they be able to hold on until the New Year this time?
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ApeWithNoChain
· 9h ago
Institutions have really come back; can this rebound hold up?
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wagmi_eventually
· 9h ago
This wave of institutional inflow might just be a prelude to another round of profit-taking; it depends on whether it can stabilize afterward.
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StableNomad
· 9h ago
$355M bounce after that brutal $1.12B bleed... statistically speaking, this smells like smart money testing the waters, not conviction. reminds me of UST in May tbh—looks bullish till it doesn't.
Bitcoin ETF momentum just switched gears. After bleeding $1.12 billion in outflows over seven consecutive days, the trend reversed hard on December 30th—institutional money flooded back in with $355 million in fresh inflows. That's a serious flip. Whether this signals genuine renewed appetite or a tactical bounce, traders are watching closely. The data shows institutional players aren't done with Bitcoin yet. Keep tracking these flows; they often precede bigger moves.