US Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded funds registered the last two trading sessions more than $ 1 billion in net inflow, because macro-economic concerns were cooled after President Donald Trump revealed a trade agreement with an Asean member state.
According to facts From Sosovalue, the inflow on July 2 was $ 407.78 million, followed by $ 601.94 million on July 3, the highest inflow of one day since 23 May.
On Thursday, FBTC from Fidelity in particular led the highest inflow of $ 237.13 million that flowed into the fund, closely followed by BlackRock’s IBIT with $ 224.53 million inflow.
Ark 21Shares’ Arkb saw $ 114.25 million, while BitWise’s Bitb, GBTC from Grayscale, and Hodl Vaneck jointly attracted $ 26.03 million. All other BTC ETFs reported zero flows on the day.
The renewed inflow came only a few days after the US Senate Trump’s so -called “Big Beautiful Bill” had adopted on 1 July, a bill that, despite the lack of provisions that were directly related to crypto, initially caused the uncertainty on digital asset markets.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs had posted their first daily outflow on 1 July, so that a 15-day consecutive intake streak was terminated before he returned sharply in the following two trade sessions.
Investor sentiment seems to have partly reflected because of the new Trump trading pact with Vietnam. The agreement aims to balance trade by imposing a rate of 20% on Vietnamese input and a levying of 40% on agreed goods, while the rates for US exports are eliminated to Vietnam. This helped to relieve wider macro -economic uncertainty and increased risk assets on markets.
Furthermore, Trump has also put pressure on Fed chairman Jerome Powell to lower the interest rates and even has Trump called For his resignation, he accused him of the interest rates to reduce economic growth quickly enough.
He even suggested to appoint a successor well before Powell’s term ends in May 2026, looking for candidates who would support aggressive rate reductions, such as Scott Bessent, Kevin Warssh or Christopher Waller.
The political pressure has weighed the US dollar, which has fallen in recent sessions, since investors have increasingly reduced the price of the possibility of a looser monetary policy and reduced independence of the central bank. While the dollar continues to slide, investors are hungry for risk assets, including Bitcoin, climbed, clearly reflected in the sharp rise in the ETF intake.
Looking ahead, the inflow of institutional capital into Bitcoin ETFs could indicate a potentially strong July for Bitcoin price campaign, which disputes the historic trend of underperformance in Q3.
Analysts have already started calling for short-term goals of $ 117,000 $ 135,000, with long-term projections to $ 200,000 by the end of this year.
From the time of the press, Bitcoin (BTC) had priced at $ 109,044 while writing, about 1% falling on the past day.
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