Bitcoin Rebounds to $77,715 as ETF Outflows Hit Lowest Since May 18

Bitcoin climbed back to $77,715 (+0.66%) on Monday as easing oil prices helped stabilize broader risk sentiment, with Ethereum following at $2,134 (+0.30%). Total crypto market cap held at $2.67 trillion, with BTC dominance at 58.3% — a sign that capital remains concentrated in the flagship asset rather than rotating into alts.

The more telling signal is on the ETF side: spot BTC ETF outflows slowed to their lowest pace since May 18, suggesting institutional selling pressure is fading even as the Fear & Greed Index sits at 29 (Fear). When outflows decelerate while price stabilizes, the setup historically precedes a sentiment re-rating.

On the funding front, Twenty One Capital secured M&A backing from Tether, Tokenops landed a round backed by Zama, and Cometh closed with Kaiko — a cluster of infrastructure-layer deals that points to continued conviction in the picks-and-shovels layer…