U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs broke a four-session losing streak on Wednesday, pulling in $32.1 million in net inflows. The reversal comes after more than $500 million exited the funds over the prior four trading days, and it was led by BlackRock's IBIT, which has consistently been the first to flip during past flow reversals.
ETF flows flip back to positive
Wednesday's inflows mark a modest but notable shift. Monthly net inflows for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs still stand above $220 million, and cumulative lifetime inflows have now exceeded $51 billion. The prior outflow streak had raised concerns about waning institutional appetite, but the quick return to positive flows suggests demand remains intact — at least for now.
Ether ETFs buck the trend
Spot Ether ETFs didn't share the same luck. They recorded $18.65 million in net outflows on Wednesday. Despite that, Ether ETFs still hold stronger monthly inflows than their Bitcoin counterparts, a sign that investor interest in Ethereum exposure hasn't faded entirely.
Bitcoin price and the $63,000 support
Bitcoin is trading near $64,000, with a session low around $63,300 and a high near $64,400. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index remains at 28, firmly in fear territory. That's not unusual during consolidation, but it does show the market is skittish.
What happens next depends on a few things. If daily ETF inflows consistently top $50 million and the Fed sounds less hawkish, Bitcoin could reclaim $65,500 and then target $68,000. That's the bullish case. The base case keeps Bitcoin between $63,000 and $65,500. But a hawkish Fed surprise or resumed ETF outflows could break the $63,000 support, sending Bitcoin back to the $60,000–$61,500 demand zone.
Bitcoin Hyper presale nears $33M
Separately, Bitcoin Hyper — a Bitcoin Layer 2 that integrates the Solana Virtual Machine — has raised close to $33 million in its presale. The current price is $0.0136839, and staking is already live. The project aims to tackle Bitcoin's slow throughput, high fees, and limited programmability by bringing SVM compatibility to the network.
The coming days will test whether the $63,000 support holds and if ETF inflows can build on Wednesday's reversal. For Bitcoin Hyper, the presale continues with staking live — a concrete next step for the project.
