Bitcoin, which fell below $66,000, is showing signs of rebounding... Recovering to the $67,000 range

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which had turned to a "net outflow" for the first time in eight trading days, turned to a "net inflow" again, and the price of Bitcoin also rebounded.
On the 24th, the overseas Bitcoin price based on CoinMarketCap rose 0.12% from the same time the previous day to $67,219 (approximately 10.23 million yen).
According to data from financial information platform Farside Investors, on the 22nd (local time), the Bitcoin
There was a net outflow of approximately $79.12 million (approximately 12.05 billion yen) from physical ETFs, meaning that the amount of funds flowing out was greater than the amount of funds flowing into the ETFs.
This is the first outflow in eight trading days. The US Bitcoin spot ETF has been recording a net inflow since the 11th, driving the rise of Bitcoin.
However, on the same day, it turned to a net outflow, and Bitcoin also reversed some of its gains. However, on the 23rd (local time), the spot ETF turned to a net inflow again. On this day, the Bitcoin spot ETF
A total of $198 million (approximately 30.15 billion yen) was inflowed into the market, which is interpreted as a sign that the price of Bitcoin has started to rise again.