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Bitcoin posts $925 million net buying day as spot ETFs draw inflows
On July 15, spot Bitcoin ETFs added $107.7 million in net inflows, and funding rates cooled to 0.048% as open interest fell 3.4% from a recent peak.
Bitcoin’s near-term outlook improved after buyers returned across spot, futures, and ETF venues, following a week that split between improving on-chain demand and risk-off sentiment driven by broader news.
Cointelegraph reports that July 15 showed a $925 million net buying day in the spot and futures order book, with that buy pressure absorbing the post-CPI pullback rather than turning it into a deeper unwind.
The article also points to continued ETF support, with spot Bitcoin ETFs adding $107.7 million in net inflows on July 15, following $181 million on July 14.
Even with the flows, sentiment remained cautious, the Fear and Greed Index was near 26, in “Fear” territory, while geopolitical and rate expectations were flagged as potential headwinds, including renewed US war coverage tied to Iran, oil moving above $85, and a projected Fed rate hike by September 2026 above 44%.
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