A surprising turnaround has emerged in the U.S. cryptocurrency ETF market, with investors injecting a significant $75 million into Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETFs) after five days of net outflows. This influx follows Bitcoin’s recent price rebound, surpassing the $92,000 mark and signaling potential stabilization in the crypto market amid recent declines. Analysts attribute this shift to growing institutional interest and a renewed confidence in cryptocurrency investments. 75.4 million dollars worth of new investment has been seen. The positive movement was primarily driven by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, which attracted $60.6 million, though it still lagged behind the $523 million outflow the previous day. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust also saw inflows of $53.8 million. Conversely, major ETF providers like Fidelity and VanEck experienced combined outflows of $39 million. This shift follows Bitcoin’s price rally beyond $92,000, a signal of market stabilization following a period of decline. While some ETF providers like Fidelity and VanEck saw outflows, the broader trend suggests substantial outflows across crypto ETPs, with US-based products losing nearly $3 billion in November, potentially surpassing the worst monthly returns seen earlier this year. 75.4 million dollars worth of investment has been seen. Despite the recent market uncertainty, these inflows represent a cautious optimism for a potential recovery in the cryptocurrency market. The article draws upon data from Farside Investors to provide a comprehensive analysis of Bitcoin ETF flows in USD million and emphasizes the impact on global crypto markets.