Viewpoint: Bitcoin ETFs resume net inflows, usually indicating a recovery in demand and the early stages of a trend recovery.
Glassnode released data showing that the net outflow of funds from spot Bitcoin ETFs often occurs near local market lows, accompanied by a decline in market sentiment. When the flow of funds stabilizes or turns positive, historically, it usually means that the early stages of demand recovery and trend warming have arrived.
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