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Bitcoin rebounds as ETF ends ten consecutive days of outflows

Bitcoin rebounds as ETF ends ten consecutive days of outflows

币界网币界网2026/07/04 15:05
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CryptoJie reports: According to CryptoJie, Bitcoin's price has experienced a strong rebound, breaking through the $60,000 mark as investor sentiment suddenly shifts, leading to a renewed recovery in the ETF market. Data provided by Sosovalue shows that Bitcoin recorded a net inflow of $221 million on the latest trading day of June 2, 2026. This is the first time, after several weeks of outflows, that the Bitcoin ETF has seen new capital inflows, bringing optimism to the crypto community. Bitcoin has risen nearly 7% over the past three days and is currently trading at $62,536. Analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s potential to retake the $63,000 level.
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