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Bitcoin ETFs on Track for Smallest Monthly Inflows on Record as Institutional Demand Cools

With less than two days left in July, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States are heading toward an unwelcome milestone: the smallest month of net inflows since they hit the market.

The day-ahead outlook flagged the trend early Thursday, confirming what subdued trading volumes and flat price action have been hinting at for weeks. The slowdown lands after a year and a half of explosive accumulation.

From the day the first batch of products went live, demand consistently surprised to the upside, pulling billions of dollars into vehicles managed by BlackRock, Fidelity, and others. Seven-figure daily inflows were routine. July 2026 is rewriting that script.

Institutional Appetite Loses Momentum The shift in flows is not simply a seasonal lull. Flows into US-listed spot funds have been thinning since mid-June, even as Bitcoin’s price held above the $60,000 range.

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