Svmuu News Analyst Markus Thielen stated that Bitcoin ETF flows have recently turned positive again and are expected to achieve net inflows for the second consecutive month, indicating an improvement in market sentiment.
Data shows that the current flow trend is highly similar to the same period in 2025. At that time, inflows were relatively moderate at the beginning of the year, but were followed by concentrated inflows of approximately $30 billion, which subsequently drove Bitcoin's price to rise continuously over the following months.
Analysis suggests that the recent return of capital indicates the market has gradually digested previous selling pressure. This marks the first return to net inflows since March, which may provide support for subsequent market movements.
BIT: Bitcoin ETF Flows Turn Positive, Trend May Mirror 2025 Period
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