Bitcoin Reclaims $60,000 as Spot ETFs Snap 10-Day Outflow Streak

Bitcoin has climbed back above $60,000 after a recent run of declines, and spot Bitcoin ETF flows have also turned positive, ending 10 straight sessions of net redemptions. According to CoinDesk, spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a combined net inflow of $221 million in a single day. It is the first notable net inflow in roughly two weeks, a sign that some of the capital that previously exited the products is beginning to return. The ETFs had been under sustained pressure across multiple sessions as investors redeemed shares, driving a clear stretch of outflows. Markets are treating the reversal as a signal of improving sentiment. As funding conditions eased, Bitcoin strengthened alongside the pickup in ETF demand, briefly pushing to a short-term high above $60,000. CoinMarketCap data showed Bitcoin at $62,536 at press time, up nearly 7% over the past three days. The price rebound coinciding with renewed ETF inflows points to a firmer risk appetite than in prior periods. Investors are now watching whether institutional demand is genuinely recovering. While the return to net inflows suggests renewed interest, it remains unclear if the move will develop into a durable trend and will require further data to confirm. For now, the end of the ETF outflow streak and Bitcoin's move back through $60,000 are providing near-term support.