Bitcoin Rebounds as ETFs Finally Break Ten-Day Outflow Streak

Bitcoin is seeing a sharp price rally and its price has broken past the $60,000 level following a sudden flip in investors’ sentiments, which has also extended to its ETF market as momentum appears to be building again.

The positive price movement has sparked a sharp resurgence in the Bitcoin ETF ecosystem, as they have witnessed a sudden influx of fresh capital after several weeks of bleeding out.

Bitcoin ETFs log $221 million inflow

Per data provided by SosoValue, Bitcoin has recorded $221 million in net inflows during its latest daily trading session on June 2, 2026.

While this is coming after multiple weeks of extreme volatility, with investors aggressively pulling out their funds from the Bitcoin ETFs, it has seen the Bitcoin funds collectively defy a ten-day streak of steady outflows.

Apparently, this is the first time the Bitcoin ETFs have registered fresh capital flowing into their market in the last two weeks, fueling optimism across the crypto community.

While the inflow suggests that Bitcoin ETFs are back in demand, it appears that institutional clients are regaining confidence in the leading crypto asset, fueling optimism for bigger price increases this month.

Bitcoin heads for $63,000

The sharp price rally has seen Bitcoin rebound to local highs above $60,000 after multiple weeks of consistently trading to the downside and recording massive daily losses.

With this sharp price rebound, Bitcoin is already up by nearly 7% in the last three days and is trading at $62,536 as of the time of writing, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

While momentum is still bullish and its latest ETF performance suggests growing demand, analysts are optimistic that the asset could reclaim $63,000 and further surge past previous highs.