Bitcoin Stalls Near $77K as Liquidity Rotation Puts ETF Flows in the Spotlight
Bitcoin is rangebound near $76,818 with traders focused on ETF inflows and dollar momentum as the key catalysts for the next move.
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Bitcoin is rangebound near $76,818 with traders focused on ETF inflows and dollar momentum as the key catalysts for the next move.
Bitcoin held near $78,357 on Sunday as dollar direction and cooling rate-cut expectations kept liquidity thin and buyers cautious across crypto markets.
Bitcoin steadies above $81,000 with a modest 0.29% gain as buyers maintain control of a fragile but firm recovery structure.
Bitcoin slips under 1% to $80,924 but holds its recovery footing, with ETF-linked demand and cautious derivatives positioning keeping the broader
Bitcoin declined 1.65% to $79,686 as institutional positioning showed signs of weakness while options markets reflected growing caution among traders.
Bitcoin topped $80,000 for the first time since January before a disputed Iranian missile report triggered a sharp reversal back to $79,000, rattling
Digital asset funds recorded $1.2B in weekly inflows, with Bitcoin capturing $933M and total crypto AUM reaching $155B for the first time since February.
Michael Saylor posted his 'Winter's over' declaration as Bitcoin held above $78,000. Analysts mostly agree the bottom is in, but dispute the winter label.
Bitcoin ETFs posted their longest inflow streak since October 2025 with $2.1B in eight days, while short-term holder profit-taking has surged to triple
Bitcoin holds above $75,000 as fading dollar strength and shifting Fed rate cut expectations drive fresh demand across risk assets including BTC.