🔔 Bitcoin ETF Week: The Short Squeeze Is Still Raging

Bitcoin dropped ~1.7% this week to around $116,000, but don’t mistake that for weakness. It’s a pause, not a pivot—and the short squeeze is still alive.

Institutions are not backing off. After dumping $2.2 billion into spot Bitcoin ETFs over just two days (July 10–11), we saw another sharp reversal of early-week outflows, with $369 million in fresh inflows between July 23–24.

📅 Daily ETF Net Flows (Farside Investors)

DateETF Net Flow (USD)July 21–$131.4 million (outflow)July 22–$68.0 million (outflow)July 23+$142.6 million (inflow)July 24+$226.7 million (inflow)Subtotal+$169.9 million (net)

And don’t forget the earlier surge:🤑 July 10: +$1.175 billion🤑 July 11: +$1.03 billion➡️ Total: $2.2 billion in 48 hours

Source: Farside UK, CryptoRank

🔎 Key Takeaways

• After a brief cooling off, institutional demand came roaring back.

• This kind of ETF buying pressure doesn’t occur in isolation—it’s the foundation of a broader supply crunch.

• BlackRock's IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, and ARK 21Shares are soaking up liquidity.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price retraced slightly—but that’s often what happens right before another leg up.

🧠 Final Word

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