US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) record both inflows and outflows in July, with daily figures swinging around the weekly trend. Multiple outlets report that inflows return after earlier heavy selling, including a reported $233.1 million in daily inflows led by BlackRock’s IBIT, and additional inflows on subsequent sessions. Other reports also cite large outflows—one source describes $424.66 million leaving the funds after a brief rebound and another notes the biggest single-day outflow in July.

Context varies across outlets. Some emphasize June’s decline, with The Block and other coverage describing the worst month since ETFs began, including about $4.5 billion in outflows in June. Financial Post and Moneyweb similarly point to “worst month” dynamics and refer to capital rotation amid macro uncertainty and weaker token performance. Cointelegraph also highlights that while inflows extend at times, analysts say recovery lacks momentum and that demand is not yet strong enough for a sustained uptrend. Separately, Cointelegraph reports Ethereum-focused ETF flows slipping into outflows while Bitcoin ETFs post net inflows on specific days.