Bitcoin has reclaimed the $60,000 mark following a sudden shift in investor sentiment. This price recovery has also reached the spot Bitcoin ETF market, which had been experiencing sustained outflows in recent weeks.
First net inflow in the ETF market after two weeks
According to data from SosoValue, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $221 million on the last trading day of June 2, 2026. This marked the end of a 10-day period during which funds experienced uninterrupted capital outflows.
The recent surge comes after a period of pronounced volatility, during which investors aggressively withdrew funds from Bitcoin ETFs. With this latest inflow, the funds have attracted fresh capital for the first time in nearly two weeks.
The $221 million that flowed into spot Bitcoin ETFs on June 2 ended a 10-day net outflow streak, signaling renewed demand in the market.
Bitcoin price rallies above $60,000
This turnaround in ETF flows coincided with a strong rebound in the price of Bitcoin. After trending downward for an extended period, the asset has recently staged a recovery from local lows, now stabilizing above the $60,000 threshold.
According to CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin has climbed approximately 7% over the past three days and was trading at $62,536 at the time of writing. This rebound comes after steep daily losses that were seen in previous weeks.
Rising nearly 7% in just three days, Bitcoin reached $62,536 and reversed the downward trend of recent weeks.
Institutional interest could be returning
The return of capital to ETFs is seen as an indicator that institutional investor confidence may be recovering. The improved outlook in the market supports expectations of stronger price action in the weeks ahead.
Analysts suggest that if the current upward momentum continues, Bitcoin could make another attempt to reclaim the $63,000 level. Sustained demand may even pave the way for a move toward previous record highs.
SosoValue, a data platform tracking digital asset fund flows, compiles daily inflows and outflows in the ETF market. As a result, the platform’s data is closely watched by investors seeking to gauge the direction of institutional demand.
