ALLOW ITS SUPERVISED

Last updated: June 16, 2025, 20:51  |  Written by: Anthony Di Iorio

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Recent Data Reveal A Significant

U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded $294.8 million inflows, a 3-week high. The German government’s BTC sell-off continues to apply downward pressure to the crypto

Recent data reveal a significant surge in Bitcoin ETF investments, showcasing growing institutional and retail interest despite the recent sell-off by the German

US Bitcoin ETF Inflows Surge Amid German BTC Sales - Tokize

The Inflows That Returned To

The recent surge in Bitcoin inflows has grabbed the attention of the crypto world. This applies even more to German government Bitcoin transfers and US Spot Bitcoin

The inflows that returned to the wallet controlled by German authorities could be unsold Bitcoin. This could be a sale agreement between the crypto exchange and the country. Insights from

Tracks US Bitcoin ETF net daily inflows and outflows.

Bitcoin Inflows: German Transfers and US ETFs - CryptoRank.io

Bitcoin ETFs Inflows Score 21-Day High of $295M Amid German

Bitcoin Inflows: German Transfers and US ETFs - TheBitTimes.com

This Week Has Seen Impressive

This week has seen impressive inflows into US Bitcoin ETFs, underscoring increasing institutional interest. Despite significant Bitcoin sales by the German government

Bitcoin Inflows: German Transfers and US ETFs

Bitcoin ETFs

Bitcoin Etfs Attracted

German Transfers and US ETFs – Money Lowdown

Bitcoin ETFs attracted $650M despite recent sales by Germany's Bundeskriminalamt. Discover trends and impacts on BTC prices.

Bitcoin ETF Flows [Table & Chart]

The Inflows That Returned To

The inflows that returned to the wallet controlled by German authorities could be unsold Bitcoin. This could be a sale agreement between the crypto exchange and the country.

US Bitcoin ETFs Hit Record High with Staggering Inflows Amid

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