On July 29, the total holdings of the U.S. bitcoin:native spot ETF rebounded to 1,212,513.61 BTC, with a net increase of 575.95 BTC for the day, ending the previous four consecutive trading days of net outflows. Although funds turned positive that day, the replenishment scale wasn’t significant enough to offset the gap caused by the prior days of continuous reductions. Looking at weekly data, there’s still a cumulative net outflow of 486.93 BTC this week. Over the past seven trading days, the cumulative net outflow reached 3,655.71 BTC, indicating that the July 29 replenishment is still only a partial recovery, and the short-term capital trend hasn’t fully regained strength. Notably, on July 23 and 24, there were outflows of 3,410.11 BTC and 3,827.35 BTC respectively, and the inflows in the following days have yet to fill this gap. Since July, the total holdings of BTC spot ETFs have still increased by 6,844.01 BTC, a growth of approximately 0.57%. Since 2026, total holdings have cumulatively decreased by 89,262.66 BTC, but from the listing date to now, they’ve still seen a cumulative increase of 590,162.94 BTC, a growth of 94.83%. Short-term capital momentum remains weak, but long-term settled funds are still stable. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all in one platform!