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RE: When the Institutional Bid Goes Quiet: What Bitcoin's Record-Low ETF Month Is Really Saying
April saw nearly $2 billion in inflows. May and June saw billions leave. July brought only $205 million."
That's a dramatic shift, and it shows how quickly sentiment can change.
The ETF narrative was supposed to be a "permanently open door" for institutional capital. But when macro fears hit like the Fed potentially resuming rate hikes even big money pauses.
The $205 million figure isn't nothing but compared to last July's $6 billion, it's a whisper.
What I find interesting is that the pause might not mean institutions are rejecting Bitcoin — they might just be waiting. Clarity on rates, the Clarity Act, and macro direction could change the picture quickly.
What do you think is this a temporary pause, or a sign of deeper hesitation?
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Thank you for your comment. I see institutions waiting for regulatory clarity (clarity act) as well as for possitive sentiment. This can indeed change quickly, but the bottom may not be in yet.
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