Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $145 million in net inflows on Monday, marking a second consecutive day of positive momentum. The recovery follows a $371 million dip-buying surge last Friday, which halted a multi-week trend of steady institutional selling.
Bitcoin is currently trading just below $69,000, while the Solana-based AI agent token Pippin (PIPPIN) surged 40% in 24 hours.
U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $145 million in net inflows on Monday, reinforcing a timely rebound in institutional sentiment. This positive shift builds on dip-buying momentum established last Friday, when investors poured $371 million into BTC ETFs following weeks of persistent outflows. Market analysts suggest that this stabilization in fund flows could indicate a broader recovery for the digital asset sector as macro uncertainty begins to subside.
According to research from CoinShares, the deceleration of outflows is a significant metric for traders. “Outflows decelerating can signal a potential inflection point,” the firm noted, suggesting that the recent sell pressure may have reached exhaustion. Bitcoin (BTC) was trading at $68,900 as of 8:58 a.m. EST, up 0.5% in the past 24 hours. The largest cryptocurrency briefly reclaimed the $71,000 level yesterday, moving in tandem with a rally in U.S. equity markets before settling into its current range.
While the market leader showed stability, speculative interest has pivoted toward niche sectors, specifically AI-driven agents on the Solana blockchain. Pippin (PIPPIN), an AI agent play, has dominated trading charts with a 40% price increase over the last day. The token has doubled to 36 cents since last Tuesday, pushing its market capitalization to $360 million and securing its position as a top-120 coin by market value.
Analysts have highlighted the token’s relative strength in a volatile environment. Observers at AMBCrypto noted that Pippin has been one of the few altcoins to exhibit longer-term strength against both Bitcoin and the wider market. However, investors remain cautious regarding its ownership structure, as the asset is predominantly insider-owned, which may pose liquidity risks if sentiment shifts abruptly.
The stabilization of ETF flows provides a crucial backdrop for Bitcoin as it attempts to break through psychological resistance at $70,000. With institutional products now holding roughly 6.4% of the total Bitcoin supply, the transition from mechanical selling to active accumulation remains a key catalyst for price discovery in the coming weeks.
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