TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin spot ETFs have taken in $5.3 billion in cumulative net inflows since the US Treasury first signaled it would increase long-term bond buybacks, ETF Institute co-founder Nate Geraci said on X. Last week alone drew $2.4 billion, including $1 billion on Monday — the ninth-largest single-day inflow on record. After running $5.7 billion net negative in July, year-to-date flows have turned positive.
Bitcoin Spot ETFs Draw $5.3B Since US Treasury Boosted Long-Bond Buybacks
The timing is the story here: ETF demand flipped from July outflows to a record-scale weekly haul right as the Treasury shifted its long-bond buyback stance, suggesting macro liquidity expectations, not crypto-native catalysts, are driving allocations. That matters for advisers and allocators treating spot ETFs as a rate-sensitive macro vehicle rather than a niche bet. Whether the inflows persist once buyback signaling fades — or reverses if the Treasury's posture changes — is the open question.
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