Bitcoin ETF flows staged a strong recovery in May, pushing back above the key growth threshold.
That outcome closely matched the scenario we favoured in last month’s forecast.
But the latest data suggests the trend may now be shifting. Instead of accelerating further, flows appear to be flattening or slowing.
Let’s take a closer look at what that could mean for the next 30 days.
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Bitcoin ETF Flows Are Cooling, What That Means for Price Action
The Takeaway
Bitcoin ETF flows rebounded sharply in May, but recent data shows signs of deceleration.
While Bitcoin has led the risk-on rotation, flows into other major asset classes remain weak, raising questions about broader market conviction.
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