Bitcoin ETF Flows Reverse After Nine Days as BTC Nears $77,000

Net flows into U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs turned positive Wednesday, ending nine consecutive days of net outflows as Bitcoin traded near $77,000 in U.S. markets ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting scheduled for this week.

ETF providers and market data services reported the inflows, interrupting daily redemptions that had lasted more than a week. The inflows occurred as traders and fund managers reviewed positions ahead of the Fed announcement.

The FOMC meeting this week will include decisions on interest rates and updated guidance. Market participants monitor such central bank actions because they can affect interest rates and the pricing of risk assets.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold the underlying cryptocurrency or use mechanisms to replicate its price, allowing investors to gain exchange-traded exposure without directly holding digital assets. Since their introduction, daily fund flows have been tracked as an indicator of demand from retail and institutional investors.

Traders also watched short-term liquidity measures and price action in U.S. trading to time entries and exits around the policy decision. Fund flows and near-term volatility were among the signals market participants used to adjust exposure.

Observers will continue to track both ETF flows and Bitcoin price movements in the hours and days following the FOMC statement for developments related to liquidity and trading activity.