Bitcoin ETFs just booked their first day of net inflows in 10 days, about $222 million, right after posting their worst outflow month on record in June, with $4.5 billion pulled out.

The trigger wasn't a crypto headline. It was weak U.S. jobs data that got traders betting the Fed might cut rates sooner, pushing $BTC off a low near $57,800 and back above $63,000 over the holiday weekend.
However, one data point isn't a trend reversal. But after a month this bad, it's the first sign worth paying attention to. 👀
Does one green week undo how June felt, or does it take longer than that to trust again?