Recently, the performance of Bitcoin ETFs has been quite eye-catching. They attracted a net inflow of $843 million in a single day, and this week the total has already exceeded $1 billion. Since the beginning of the year, the cumulative inflow has approached $1.5 billion. This wave of capital is no small move.
On the price side, Bitcoin is currently trading around $97,000. Interestingly, for about half a year before this, it had been oscillating around $88,000 repeatedly, as if there was an invisible string at that level.
From this perspective, the market's buying power seems to be gradually digesting the existing selling pressure, and it’s even possible that the sell orders have been almost exhausted. Of course, further observation is needed, as the market always loves to surprise.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 7h ago
Are the sell orders almost drained? Fine, you say that every time but it still dumps. Just watch.
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StableNomad
· 7h ago
ngl the etf flows are actually kinda insane rn... $843m in a single day? statistically speaking that's the kind of volume you see right before things either pop off or implode. been here since the luna days so i'm watching that 88k resistance like a hawk tbh. smart money moving in or just retail fomo? time will tell i guess
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TokenTherapist
· 7h ago
Are sell orders being drained quickly? Buddy, your idea is a bit too optimistic. History always repeats itself, so let's sit back and enjoy the show.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 7h ago
The savior for retail investors has arrived; this wave of ETF accumulation is truly outrageous.
Recently, the performance of Bitcoin ETFs has been quite eye-catching. They attracted a net inflow of $843 million in a single day, and this week the total has already exceeded $1 billion. Since the beginning of the year, the cumulative inflow has approached $1.5 billion. This wave of capital is no small move.
On the price side, Bitcoin is currently trading around $97,000. Interestingly, for about half a year before this, it had been oscillating around $88,000 repeatedly, as if there was an invisible string at that level.
From this perspective, the market's buying power seems to be gradually digesting the existing selling pressure, and it’s even possible that the sell orders have been almost exhausted. Of course, further observation is needed, as the market always loves to surprise.