Bitcoin spot ETFs have rebounded strongly after experiencing the largest decline since their launch, with $1.5 billion in capital flowing back in five days. BlackRock's IBIT lost over 42,000 Bitcoins during the sell-off but now leads the recovery with a weekly inflow of $882 million. From November to February, monthly capital outflows plummeted by 94%, and by early March, the net inflow of all funds reached $458 million, indicating that institutional investor sentiment may be shifting.
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Bitcoin spot ETFs have rebounded strongly after experiencing the largest decline since their launch, with $1.5 billion in capital flowing back in five days. BlackRock's IBIT lost over 42,000 Bitcoins during the sell-off but now leads the recovery with a weekly inflow of $882 million. From November to February, monthly capital outflows plummeted by 94%, and by early March, the net inflow of all funds reached $458 million, indicating that institutional investor sentiment may be shifting.