For the week ending February 27, Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $787.31 million, reversing the previous week’s outflows of $315.86 million.
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- Bitcoin ETF recorded weekly inflows of $787 million, ending four weeks in the red.
- A three-day buying wave added $1.02 billion, led by $506 million on the peak day.
- Despite the recovery, cumulative net inflows decreased slightly to $54.8 billion.
The weekly positive flow was driven by strong buying for three consecutive days from February 24th to February 26th, totaling $1.02 billion, offsetting outflows on February 23rd and 27th.
Bitcoin rose 1.7% in 24 hours to trade at $66,000 following the ETF’s weekly reversal. The asset traded between $63,176 and $67,039 in 24 hours.
Total net assets amounted to $83.4 billion, and total net inflows amounted to $54.8 billion.
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Wave of buying drives $1.02 billion inflows into Bitcoin ETF
February 25th marked the week’s strongest single-day performance with $506.51 million in inflows.
On February 26th, we added $254.46 million, and on February 24th, we donated $257.71 million. For the third day in a row, Bitcoin ETF products received $1.02 billion in inflows.
On February 23, it recorded an outflow of $203.82 million before the buying wave began. On February 27th, redemptions of $27.55 million were recorded, ending the three-day positive record streak.
Bitcoin ETF data
Weekly trading volume for the week ended February 27 reached $15.99 billion, down from $22.87 billion for the week ended January 30.
Total net assets increased from $85.31 billion on February 20 to $83.4 billion on February 27, down from this week’s peak despite positive flows.
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Breaking the 4-week outflow record with weekly reversals
Weekly inflows were $787.31 million, the first positive week since late January. The previous four weeks had seen consecutive outflows.
The week ending February 20th had $315.86 million, the week ending February 13th $359.91 million, the week ending February 6th $318.07 million and the week ending January 30th $1.49 billion.
The five-week outflow period from late January to mid-February totaled about $2.48 billion before this week’s reversal.
Cumulative net inflows decreased from $55.01 billion on January 30 to $54.8 billion on February 27.
