TREE NEWS reports: US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew more than $1.7 billion in net inflows across two days, as Bitcoin climbed above investors’ estimated average cost basis. The two-day haul marks a sharp pickup in demand for the US-listed spot funds. Bitcoin’s move past that level puts the average holder back in profit.
US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $1.7B Over Two Days as BTC Tops Holder Cost Basis
ETF flows are being read here as a demand signal rather than a price call, and the notable part is the pairing with the cost-basis threshold: a market where the average holder sits above water tends to change selling behavior, since the supply overhang from underwater positions eases. That combination, not either data point alone, is what gives the inflow figure weight. Whether the flows persist once the cost-basis move stops being fresh is the open question.
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