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Bitcoin ETFs draw cash again as token remains 50% below record

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By Matt Haldane Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a second consecutive week of net inflows after nearly two months of capital flight, raising hopes that cryptocurrencies may be finding a floor. The 13 spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $75.7 million last week, adding to the $197.4 million they secured the previous week. That’s despite investors draining $424.7 million from the funds last Monday after renewed military conflict between the US and Iran.
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Bitcoin ETFs draw cash again as token remains 50% below record

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By Matt Haldane Verified
| The Edge Singapore Verified
Matt Haldane / BloombergMon, Jul 20, 2026 • 09:12 PM GMT+08 •  • 3 min read Bitcoin is down roughly 10% since the start of June, when Strategy Inc disclosed that it had sold a small portion of its holdings for the first time since 2022 Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates.
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Bitcoin ETFs Draw Cash Again as Token Remains 50% Below Record

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By Matt Haldane Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
US-listed spot exchange-traded funds recorded a second consecutive week of net inflows after nearly two months of capital flight, raising hopes that cryptocurrencies may be finding a floor. The 13 spot Bitcoin attracted $75.7 million last week, adding to the $197.4 million they secured the previous week. That’s despite investors draining $424.7 million from the funds last Monday after renewed military conflict between the US and Iran.
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