US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds ended a four-day redemption streak on July 29, 2026, recording $32.1 million in net inflows as the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates following its two-day policy meeting.
The recovery in fund flows followed more than $500 million in combined outflows across four consecutive trading sessions, including $49.75 million in net redemptions on July 28, according to data from SoSoValue and CoinGecko.
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The shift coincided with the Federal Open Market Committee holding the fed funds target rate between 3.50% and 3.75% for a fifth consecutive meeting under Chair Kevin Warsh, according to Kraken economic data.
Despite the single-day rebound, spot Bitcoin funds remained in negative territory for the week with $29.29 million in net outflows, while monthly cumulative inflows stood at $204.7 million.
Trading activity pushed total historical net inflows across US spot Bitcoin ETFs to $51.36 billion as Bitcoin traded near $63,990, down from its record peak of $126,198 established in October 2025.
Institutional Expansion and Market Sentiment
Institutional asset managers expanded offerings into alternative digital assets.
Morgan Stanley introduced its Ethereum Trust (MSSE) and Solana Trust (MSOL) on NYSE Arca, featuring a market-leading 0.14% expense ratio with integrated staking reward distribution.
Amy Oldenburg, head of digital asset strategy at Morgan Stanley, said client interest prompted the expansion across decentralized asset classes.
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Market participants also weighed potential inflows from wealth advisors to sustain broader adoption during the second half of the year.
