US Bitcoin ETFs Turn Positive After 10-Day Outflow Streak; Bitcoin Tops $62,000 (Sunday, Tir 14, 1405 / July 5, 2026)
US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a $221.72 million net inflow on Thursday, July 2, 2026, ending a 10-day, $2.7 billion outflow streak, the largest single-day intake in two months. Bitcoin rose 1.74% to $62,512 by Saturday, July 4, and BlackRock's new staked Ethereum fund pulled in $100 million on its debut day.
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US Bitcoin ETFs just turned a corner after ten straight days of outflows. That ten day outflow streak broke on Thursday, July second. Funds posted a net inflow of two hundred twenty one point seven two million dollars in a single day. This followed months of caution that pushed 2026 outflows to five point four billion dollars. Bitcoin gained one point seven four percent in the same window, reaching sixty two thousand five hundred twelve dollars. A weaker than expected US jobs report for June raised hopes the Federal Reserve would hold off on rate hikes. At the same time, a short squeeze in Bitcoin derivatives markets sped up the price move. Total assets across US Bitcoin ETFs climbed to seventy four point three seven billion dollars. It was a volatile week for the crypto market overall. From ten days of outflows to a new staked Ethereum fund, it all happened in under a week. In the days ahead, watch whether ETF inflows continue, and how Tether's price in Iran tracks global swings. Read the full analysis on Sahmino.
