Data: BTC ETF has recovered $3 billions in outflows since the "1011 crash," with net capital close to balance for the year.
Odaily reported, citing Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart’s post on X, that data shows from October 2025 to the end of February this year, Bitcoin ETF experienced a massive outflow of approximately 9 billion US dollars, but has now regained about 3 billion US dollars of those outflows. Although there is still a net outflow of more than 6 billion US dollars since the "1011 crash," from this year’s performance, Bitcoin ETF inflows and outflows have nearly balanced, indicating a certain recovery in investor sentiment.
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