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Why Is Crypto Crashing in 2026? The Real Story Most People Are Missing
At first glance, the crypto market looks broken.
Bitcoin ETFs have recorded two straight weeks of outflows totaling $1.7 billion.
The Fear and Greed Index has collapsed near extreme fear levels.
Bitcoin itself has fallen nearly 50% from its October peak.
To most investors, this looks like a classic market breakdown.
But the real story is happening quietly beneath the surface.
While ETFs are selling publicly, on-chain data shows something very different. Exchange reserves have dropped to multi-year lows, with over 20,000 BTC — roughly $1.3 billion — leaving exchanges in just one week. That is not panic selling. That is silent accumulation into private wallets.
In simple terms, visible selling is happening where everyone can see it, while invisible buying is happening where few are watching.
In early 2025, US spot Bitcoin ETFs were major buyers, adding tens of thousands of BTC. By early 2026, that flow reversed, removing a key support layer from the market and accelerating the downturn.
But ETF outflows do not necessarily mean institutions have abandoned Bitcoin. Public selling creates fear. Private custody builds positions quietly. This kind of behavior has historically appeared during transitional phases in major market cycles.
At the same time, traditional finance continues preparing infrastructure around digital assets. Large institutions expanding custody capabilities signal that long-term integration is still progressing, even while short-term sentiment weakens.
Across the broader altcoin space, mixed signals are appearing.
Some projects are seeing capital formation even in fearful conditions, while others show rising volume without price strength — often a sign of distribution rather than fresh demand.
The key takeaway is simple.
Market downturns are rarely driven by a single cause. Liquidity shifts, sentiment extremes, institutional repositioning, and macro pressures often combine to create sharp corrections.
Periods of visible fear can sometimes coexist with quiet strategic positioning.
Crypto is not just reacting to panic — it is adjusting to changing flows of capital.
And as history has shown many times, the difference between selling pressure and accumulation often depends on where you choose to look.
#BTC
#etf
Bitcoin ETFs have recorded two straight weeks of outflows totaling $1.7 billion.
The Fear and Greed Index has collapsed near extreme fear levels.
Bitcoin itself has fallen nearly 50% from its October peak.
To most investors, this looks like a classic market breakdown.
But the real story is happening quietly beneath the surface.
While ETFs are selling publicly, on-chain data shows something very different. Exchange reserves have dropped to multi-year lows, with over 20,000 BTC — roughly $1.3 billion — leaving exchanges in just one week. That is not panic selling. That is silent accumulation into private wallets.
In simple terms, visible selling is happening where everyone can see it, while invisible buying is happening where few are watching.
In early 2025, US spot Bitcoin ETFs were major buyers, adding tens of thousands of BTC. By early 2026, that flow reversed, removing a key support layer from the market and accelerating the downturn.
But ETF outflows do not necessarily mean institutions have abandoned Bitcoin. Public selling creates fear. Private custody builds positions quietly. This kind of behavior has historically appeared during transitional phases in major market cycles.
At the same time, traditional finance continues preparing infrastructure around digital assets. Large institutions expanding custody capabilities signal that long-term integration is still progressing, even while short-term sentiment weakens.
Across the broader altcoin space, mixed signals are appearing.
Some projects are seeing capital formation even in fearful conditions, while others show rising volume without price strength — often a sign of distribution rather than fresh demand.
The key takeaway is simple.
Market downturns are rarely driven by a single cause. Liquidity shifts, sentiment extremes, institutional repositioning, and macro pressures often combine to create sharp corrections.
Periods of visible fear can sometimes coexist with quiet strategic positioning.
Crypto is not just reacting to panic — it is adjusting to changing flows of capital.
And as history has shown many times, the difference between selling pressure and accumulation often depends on where you choose to look.
#BTC
#etf
🚨 BREAKING CRYPTO NEWS — Institutional Shift Incoming 👀
Big Wall Street players are deeply expanding into digital assets, and one move from Morgan Stanley is especially significant for the crypto space:
🧠 Morgan Stanley has officially filed regulatory paperwork to launch its own cryptocurrency products, including spot #bitcoin and #solana ETFs with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission — a first for a major U.S. bank in this arena.
💼 Beyond ETFs, the bank’s digital asset strategy head confirmed plans to build native crypto infrastructure including custody, direct trading, yield, and lending products for clients — moving far beyond passive exposure.
📈 This isn’t just “adding crypto funds” — it’s a Wall Street giant embedding digital assets directly into traditional finance with regulated products and services.
💥 If approved and executed, this could be a major catalyst for institutional and retail crypto flows — potentially shifting liquidity, adoption, and perception across markets.
Stay tuned — infrastructure moves like this often precede broader market action.
#sol #etf #BitcoinGoogleSearchesSurge
Big Wall Street players are deeply expanding into digital assets, and one move from Morgan Stanley is especially significant for the crypto space:
🧠 Morgan Stanley has officially filed regulatory paperwork to launch its own cryptocurrency products, including spot #bitcoin and #solana ETFs with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission — a first for a major U.S. bank in this arena.
💼 Beyond ETFs, the bank’s digital asset strategy head confirmed plans to build native crypto infrastructure including custody, direct trading, yield, and lending products for clients — moving far beyond passive exposure.
📈 This isn’t just “adding crypto funds” — it’s a Wall Street giant embedding digital assets directly into traditional finance with regulated products and services.
💥 If approved and executed, this could be a major catalyst for institutional and retail crypto flows — potentially shifting liquidity, adoption, and perception across markets.
Stay tuned — infrastructure moves like this often precede broader market action.
#sol #etf #BitcoinGoogleSearchesSurge
🌟$BTC BLACKROCK MOVING BTC? $65K LEVEL UNDER SIEGE🙀
🧨On-chain flows are flashing red.
Multiple large transfers tied to BlackRock’s IBIT activity just hit Coinbase Prime — stacked deposits of 300 BTC at a time. At the same moment, BTC price is sliding toward the $65K zone, with momentum clearly tilting bearish.
Is this coordinated distribution… or routine ETF rebalancing?
Retail longs are now sitting in a vulnerable pocket. If $65K cracks cleanly, liquidation cascades could accelerate the move. Open interest + negative price action is a dangerous combo.
But here’s the nuance: ETF flows don’t always equal immediate spot dumping. Custody movements can precede creations, redemptions, or internal positioning shifts.
Still — size matters. And the timing is loud.
Are we witnessing institutional exit liquidity… or just pre-volatility positioning?
Eyes on $65K. The reaction there decides everything.
#bitcoin #etf #crypto
🧨On-chain flows are flashing red.
Multiple large transfers tied to BlackRock’s IBIT activity just hit Coinbase Prime — stacked deposits of 300 BTC at a time. At the same moment, BTC price is sliding toward the $65K zone, with momentum clearly tilting bearish.
Is this coordinated distribution… or routine ETF rebalancing?
Retail longs are now sitting in a vulnerable pocket. If $65K cracks cleanly, liquidation cascades could accelerate the move. Open interest + negative price action is a dangerous combo.
But here’s the nuance: ETF flows don’t always equal immediate spot dumping. Custody movements can precede creations, redemptions, or internal positioning shifts.
Still — size matters. And the timing is loud.
Are we witnessing institutional exit liquidity… or just pre-volatility positioning?
Eyes on $65K. The reaction there decides everything.
#bitcoin #etf #crypto
Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $1.1B in Three Days
U.S. spot $BTC ETFs have attracted $1.1 billion in net inflows across three consecutive days.
Despite Monday’s outflow, total inflows for the week still stand at $815 million — marking the strongest weekly performance since mid-January, when they saw $1.4 billion in fresh capital.
#MarketRebound #etf
U.S. spot $BTC ETFs have attracted $1.1 billion in net inflows across three consecutive days.
Despite Monday’s outflow, total inflows for the week still stand at $815 million — marking the strongest weekly performance since mid-January, when they saw $1.4 billion in fresh capital.
#MarketRebound #etf
The Great ETF Rotation: XRP & Solana Steal the Spotlight as Institutional Capital Shifts 🔄🏦
We are witnessing a historic pivot in institutional crypto adoption. For the first time since the 2024 ETF boom, the capital flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum are diverging sharply from the rest of the market.
The "Altcoin ETF" Surge:
While they are the "new kids on the block," XRP and Solana ETFs are proving to be massive magnets for fresh capital.
Supply Capture: Holdings for these assets have steadily grown, already crossing the 1% of circulating supply milestone.
Non-Stop Inflows: Unlike the volatility seen in major assets, XRP and SOL funds have maintained a remarkably consistent inflow streak since their late 2025 launch.
The "Big Two" Bleed:
Against this bullish altcoin narrative, the "heavyweights" are facing a risk-off stress test:
Bitcoin ($BTC): ETF holdings have contracted from 6.84% to 6.18%.
Ethereum ($ETH ): ETF exposure has seen an even sharper decline, falling from 5.49% to 4.48%.
Why is this happening?
Divergent Play: Institutions are no longer viewing Crypto as just "Bitcoin." They are diversifying into Solana for its "High-Throughput" narrative and XRP for its "Regulatory Clarity" and cross-border utility.
Profit Taking vs. Rotation: Large allocators are likely trimming profits from their BTC/ETH positions to seed their newly approved altcoin portfolios.
The "Alpha" Search: With BTC trading in a consolidation range, institutional "smart money" is looking for higher-beta plays within a regulated wrapper.
The Bottom Line:
The era of "Bitcoin-only" institutionalism is ending. We have entered the Multi-Asset ETF Era. As XRP and SOL continue to eat into the market share of the giants, the "Altseason" might just be driven by Wall Street this time.
Are you following the institutions into this $SOL . and $XRP , or are you holding the line with $BTC? Let’s discuss the rotation below! 👇
#etf #CryptoNews #InstitutionalInvestors #SolanaETF #XRP #bitcoin #Ethereum
$ETH $SOL $XRP
We are witnessing a historic pivot in institutional crypto adoption. For the first time since the 2024 ETF boom, the capital flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum are diverging sharply from the rest of the market.
The "Altcoin ETF" Surge:
While they are the "new kids on the block," XRP and Solana ETFs are proving to be massive magnets for fresh capital.
Supply Capture: Holdings for these assets have steadily grown, already crossing the 1% of circulating supply milestone.
Non-Stop Inflows: Unlike the volatility seen in major assets, XRP and SOL funds have maintained a remarkably consistent inflow streak since their late 2025 launch.
The "Big Two" Bleed:
Against this bullish altcoin narrative, the "heavyweights" are facing a risk-off stress test:
Bitcoin ($BTC): ETF holdings have contracted from 6.84% to 6.18%.
Ethereum ($ETH ): ETF exposure has seen an even sharper decline, falling from 5.49% to 4.48%.
Why is this happening?
Divergent Play: Institutions are no longer viewing Crypto as just "Bitcoin." They are diversifying into Solana for its "High-Throughput" narrative and XRP for its "Regulatory Clarity" and cross-border utility.
Profit Taking vs. Rotation: Large allocators are likely trimming profits from their BTC/ETH positions to seed their newly approved altcoin portfolios.
The "Alpha" Search: With BTC trading in a consolidation range, institutional "smart money" is looking for higher-beta plays within a regulated wrapper.
The Bottom Line:
The era of "Bitcoin-only" institutionalism is ending. We have entered the Multi-Asset ETF Era. As XRP and SOL continue to eat into the market share of the giants, the "Altseason" might just be driven by Wall Street this time.
Are you following the institutions into this $SOL . and $XRP , or are you holding the line with $BTC? Let’s discuss the rotation below! 👇
#etf #CryptoNews #InstitutionalInvestors #SolanaETF #XRP #bitcoin #Ethereum
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs take in $1B in three days as investors buy the dip
Spot $BTC exchange-traded funds pulled in more than $1 billion of net inflows over three trading sessions this week, a reversal that came even as Bitcoin remained well below its peak.
The US-listed spot $BTC ETFs logged a combined $1.02 billion in inflows from Tuesday to Thursday, according to data from SoSoValue. The funds pulled in $506.51 million on Wednesday, the largest single-day total during the three days.
On Friday, ETF analyst Nate Geraci said in a post on X that investors appeared to be “buying the dip” amid the recent downturn.
He said spot Bitcoin #etf have seen about $6.5 billion in outflows since Bitcoin’s record high in early October, a figure he described as modest relative to the $55 billion the category has absorbed since January 2024.
“50% drawdowns are walk in the park for long-time BTC investors,” Geraci wrote. “But appears newer ETF investors aren’t worried either.”
Flows reverse multi-week outflow streak
This week’s inflows follow five consecutive weeks of net withdrawals, with the last two weeks of January recording a combined $2.82 billion in outflows.
The rebound was led by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which logged $275.82 million in net inflows on Thursday alone. Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark 21Shares’ ARKB posted outflows, but were outweighed by gains in other funds including Bitwise’s BITB and Grayscale’s BTC.
Altcoin ETFs have also turned positive in recent trading sessions. Spot $ETH ETFs added about $173 million over the same three-day period, while Solana funds logged roughly $35 million in inflows. Meanwhile, XRP XRP$1.40 ETFs logged a modest $7 million in inflows.
Analysts flag ETF flows as sentiment gauge
The inflows come as market participants discuss whether the recent selling pressure is easing. On Friday, several analysts said Bitcoin’s roughly 50% drawdown may be approaching exhaustion.
CoinEx chief analyst Jeff Ko previously told Cointelegraph that improvements in spot ETF inflows suggest aggressive selling pressure may be fading. However, he said a sudden V-shaped recovery is unlikely after a steep decline.
Bitrue research lead Andri Fauzan Adziima similarly pointed to oversold technical indicators and said sustained ETF inflows could serve as a catalyst for stabilization.
#bullishleo
The US-listed spot $BTC ETFs logged a combined $1.02 billion in inflows from Tuesday to Thursday, according to data from SoSoValue. The funds pulled in $506.51 million on Wednesday, the largest single-day total during the three days.
On Friday, ETF analyst Nate Geraci said in a post on X that investors appeared to be “buying the dip” amid the recent downturn.
He said spot Bitcoin #etf have seen about $6.5 billion in outflows since Bitcoin’s record high in early October, a figure he described as modest relative to the $55 billion the category has absorbed since January 2024.
“50% drawdowns are walk in the park for long-time BTC investors,” Geraci wrote. “But appears newer ETF investors aren’t worried either.”
Flows reverse multi-week outflow streak
This week’s inflows follow five consecutive weeks of net withdrawals, with the last two weeks of January recording a combined $2.82 billion in outflows.
The rebound was led by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which logged $275.82 million in net inflows on Thursday alone. Fidelity’s FBTC and Ark 21Shares’ ARKB posted outflows, but were outweighed by gains in other funds including Bitwise’s BITB and Grayscale’s BTC.
Altcoin ETFs have also turned positive in recent trading sessions. Spot $ETH ETFs added about $173 million over the same three-day period, while Solana funds logged roughly $35 million in inflows. Meanwhile, XRP XRP$1.40 ETFs logged a modest $7 million in inflows.
Analysts flag ETF flows as sentiment gauge
The inflows come as market participants discuss whether the recent selling pressure is easing. On Friday, several analysts said Bitcoin’s roughly 50% drawdown may be approaching exhaustion.
CoinEx chief analyst Jeff Ko previously told Cointelegraph that improvements in spot ETF inflows suggest aggressive selling pressure may be fading. However, he said a sudden V-shaped recovery is unlikely after a steep decline.
Bitrue research lead Andri Fauzan Adziima similarly pointed to oversold technical indicators and said sustained ETF inflows could serve as a catalyst for stabilization.
#bullishleo
BTC SPOT ETF INFLOW SHOCK: BLACKROCK’S $1.2B REBOUND TRIGGERS SUPPLY CRUNCH
$BTC spot ETFs have ended a grueling five-week outflow streak with a massive $507M single-day inflow led by BlackRock's IBIT. This institutional "buy the dip" surge has reclaimed the $68,000 level, as demand begins to outpace daily mining production.
🌍 MARKET INSIGHT
The institutional landscape shifted violently in the last 24 hours. After shedding nearly $4.5B in early 2026, the U.S. Spot ETFs posted back-to-back massive inflow days ($258M followed by $507M). BlackRock’s IBIT remains the undisputed king, absorbing $297.4M in a single session—roughly 60% of the total market bid.
Globally, this signals a major "Risk-On" pivot. In Asia, the Hong Kong ETF markets are seeing a sympathy bid, while in the EU, the MiCA-regulated entities are reporting increased "sticky" institutional allocations. With Bitcoin trading above the average mining production cost of $66,000, the "Hash Ribbon" is flashing a recovery signal, suggesting the miner capitulation phase is over.
⚠️ RISK WARNING
Despite the rebound, macro uncertainty remains high. A decisive drop below $62,000 would invalidate this recovery. Over 45% of the circulating supply remains "underwater," meaning profit-taking at the $75k–$80k resistance levels could trigger sudden volatility.
#blackRock #IBIT #CryptoNews #BTC #etf
🌍 MARKET INSIGHT
The institutional landscape shifted violently in the last 24 hours. After shedding nearly $4.5B in early 2026, the U.S. Spot ETFs posted back-to-back massive inflow days ($258M followed by $507M). BlackRock’s IBIT remains the undisputed king, absorbing $297.4M in a single session—roughly 60% of the total market bid.
Globally, this signals a major "Risk-On" pivot. In Asia, the Hong Kong ETF markets are seeing a sympathy bid, while in the EU, the MiCA-regulated entities are reporting increased "sticky" institutional allocations. With Bitcoin trading above the average mining production cost of $66,000, the "Hash Ribbon" is flashing a recovery signal, suggesting the miner capitulation phase is over.
⚠️ RISK WARNING
Despite the rebound, macro uncertainty remains high. A decisive drop below $62,000 would invalidate this recovery. Over 45% of the circulating supply remains "underwater," meaning profit-taking at the $75k–$80k resistance levels could trigger sudden volatility.
#blackRock #IBIT #CryptoNews #BTC #etf
BlackRock reportedly bought 4,309 BTC (~$290M) for its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF, showing continued institutional demand for Bitcoin. Large inflows like this often boost market sentiment and signal growing confidence from major financial players in the long-term value of BTC.
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Exclusive: Who’s Actually Dumping Bitcoin ETFs?
New data from recent 13F filings has finally pulled back the curtain on the "mystery sellers" behind the recent $BTC ETF outflows. While many blamed retail panic, the numbers tell a different story of institutional de-risking.
The "Paper Hands" vs. "Diamond Hands"
The latest SEC filings reveal a massive divide in how Wall Street is handling BTC in 2026:
The Sellers (Hedge Funds): The "Smart Money" wasn't so patient. Hedge funds slashed their holdings by 28% last quarter.
Brevan Howard led the retreat, dumping a staggering 85% of its $IBIT position.
Other major exits included DE Shaw and Farallon Capital, who trimmed positions significantly as $BTC faced macro headwinds.
The Holders (Advisors & Sovereigns): Surprisingly, wealth managers and sovereign funds are holding steady.
Investment Advisors actually grew their aggregate $IBIT holdings by 145% year-over-year.
Abu Dhabi increased its position by 46%, signaling long-term conviction from global power players.
Why the Massive Outflows?
Since the start of 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen a net outflow of roughly $2.6 billion. Analysts suggest this isn't a loss of faith, but a "tactical rotation." Hedge funds that entered for quick gains are exiting, while "sticky capital" from pension funds and advisors continues to accumulate during the dip.
The Bottom Line: We are witnessing a transition from speculative "hot money" to institutional "boring money." While the sell-off hurts the price today, it creates a much more stable foundation for the next leg up.
What’s your move? Are you following the Hedge Funds out, or the Sovereign Wealth Funds in? 👇
#writetoearn #bitcoin #etf #CryptoNews #BTC
New data from recent 13F filings has finally pulled back the curtain on the "mystery sellers" behind the recent $BTC ETF outflows. While many blamed retail panic, the numbers tell a different story of institutional de-risking.
The "Paper Hands" vs. "Diamond Hands"
The latest SEC filings reveal a massive divide in how Wall Street is handling BTC in 2026:
The Sellers (Hedge Funds): The "Smart Money" wasn't so patient. Hedge funds slashed their holdings by 28% last quarter.
Brevan Howard led the retreat, dumping a staggering 85% of its $IBIT position.
Other major exits included DE Shaw and Farallon Capital, who trimmed positions significantly as $BTC faced macro headwinds.
The Holders (Advisors & Sovereigns): Surprisingly, wealth managers and sovereign funds are holding steady.
Investment Advisors actually grew their aggregate $IBIT holdings by 145% year-over-year.
Abu Dhabi increased its position by 46%, signaling long-term conviction from global power players.
Why the Massive Outflows?
Since the start of 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen a net outflow of roughly $2.6 billion. Analysts suggest this isn't a loss of faith, but a "tactical rotation." Hedge funds that entered for quick gains are exiting, while "sticky capital" from pension funds and advisors continues to accumulate during the dip.
The Bottom Line: We are witnessing a transition from speculative "hot money" to institutional "boring money." While the sell-off hurts the price today, it creates a much more stable foundation for the next leg up.
What’s your move? Are you following the Hedge Funds out, or the Sovereign Wealth Funds in? 👇
#writetoearn #bitcoin #etf #CryptoNews #BTC
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Welcome to 🔥 30 Days of Crypto Mastery, Tips and Tricks & News series Day 14.
Day 14: Weekly Crypto Market Recap — Recovery Signals & Broader Moves.
Explanation ):
This week in crypto brought mixed but hopeful signals — after recent selling pressure, the market has shown a broad rebound driven by Bitcoin strength and altcoin participation. Bitcoin surged more than 5 % in a single day, trading near $68,000–$69,000 as strong ETF inflows reignited investor confidence and helped liquidate bearish positions. Ethereum and many large-cap altcoins also advanced, with ETH recovering above important psychological levels and tokens like XRP, Solana and Cardano posting noticeable gains.
Sentiment has also begun to improve — the Fear & Greed Index recently climbed out of “Extreme Fear” territory into a lighter fear zone, suggesting reduced panic among traders and buyers stepping back in after oversold conditions. Altcoin momentum is showing early rotation signals as BTC dominance eases slightly and total market capitalization rebounds, indicating that buyers aren’t focused on Bitcoin alone this week.
📊 📌 Day 14 | 30 Days of Crypto Mastery — Weekly Recap.
This week saw a crypto rebound after a period of selling pressure:
🔹 Bitcoin jumped ~5 %, trading near $68K–$69K on strong ETF inflows and renewed buying.
🔹 Ethereum reclaimed key levels, and major altcoins like XRP, SOL & ADA also advanced.
🔹 Fear & Greed Index climbed from extreme fear, hinting at easing panic and growing buyer interest.
🔹 Altcoin strength rose as BTC dominance eased and rotation picked up.
📊 Tip: Weekly recoveries often signal a change in trader psychology before price trends follow. Watch volume, dominance shifts, and ETF flows for the next clue.
❓ Based on this week’s moves — are you positioning for a now-or-later breakout? Comment below!
#BinanceSquareTalks #BinanceSquareFamily #etf #NRCryptoLab #BTC
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Welcome to 🔥 30 Days of Crypto Mastery, Tips and Tricks & News series Day 14.
Day 14: Weekly Crypto Market Recap — Recovery Signals & Broader Moves.
Explanation ):
This week in crypto brought mixed but hopeful signals — after recent selling pressure, the market has shown a broad rebound driven by Bitcoin strength and altcoin participation. Bitcoin surged more than 5 % in a single day, trading near $68,000–$69,000 as strong ETF inflows reignited investor confidence and helped liquidate bearish positions. Ethereum and many large-cap altcoins also advanced, with ETH recovering above important psychological levels and tokens like XRP, Solana and Cardano posting noticeable gains.
Sentiment has also begun to improve — the Fear & Greed Index recently climbed out of “Extreme Fear” territory into a lighter fear zone, suggesting reduced panic among traders and buyers stepping back in after oversold conditions. Altcoin momentum is showing early rotation signals as BTC dominance eases slightly and total market capitalization rebounds, indicating that buyers aren’t focused on Bitcoin alone this week.
📊 📌 Day 14 | 30 Days of Crypto Mastery — Weekly Recap.
This week saw a crypto rebound after a period of selling pressure:
🔹 Bitcoin jumped ~5 %, trading near $68K–$69K on strong ETF inflows and renewed buying.
🔹 Ethereum reclaimed key levels, and major altcoins like XRP, SOL & ADA also advanced.
🔹 Fear & Greed Index climbed from extreme fear, hinting at easing panic and growing buyer interest.
🔹 Altcoin strength rose as BTC dominance eased and rotation picked up.
📊 Tip: Weekly recoveries often signal a change in trader psychology before price trends follow. Watch volume, dominance shifts, and ETF flows for the next clue.
❓ Based on this week’s moves — are you positioning for a now-or-later breakout? Comment below!
#BinanceSquareTalks #BinanceSquareFamily #etf #NRCryptoLab #BTC
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$ETC
🚀 Bitcoin Surges — ETFs Are Buying Again
$BTC climbed back to the $68K range after days of correction.
The main driver? Strong inflows returning to spot Bitcoin ETFs.
After weeks of outflows, ETFs recorded significant positive flows, with BlackRock’s fund leading the way — signaling renewed institutional accumulation.
💡 Why does this matter?
ETFs must buy real $BTC when they receive new capital. That means:
→ Capital inflows = direct market buying
→ Reduced available supply
→ Upward pressure on price
🧠 My take:
The market may be viewing the recent pullback as an opportunity. When institutions step back in, it’s rarely emotional — it’s usually strategic.
📌 Watch closely:
If positive ETF flows continue in the coming days, momentum could accelerate.
#bitcoin #etf #CryptoConviction
$BTC climbed back to the $68K range after days of correction.
The main driver? Strong inflows returning to spot Bitcoin ETFs.
After weeks of outflows, ETFs recorded significant positive flows, with BlackRock’s fund leading the way — signaling renewed institutional accumulation.
💡 Why does this matter?
ETFs must buy real $BTC when they receive new capital. That means:
→ Capital inflows = direct market buying
→ Reduced available supply
→ Upward pressure on price
🧠 My take:
The market may be viewing the recent pullback as an opportunity. When institutions step back in, it’s rarely emotional — it’s usually strategic.
📌 Watch closely:
If positive ETF flows continue in the coming days, momentum could accelerate.
#bitcoin #etf #CryptoConviction
Crypto Market Sees Renewed Momentum Amid ETF Flows, Innovation and Policy Shifts
The #cryptocurrency industry is riding a wave of renewed market activity and strategic developments in early 2026, contrasting months of volatility with positive signals of institutional participation, technological innovation and evolving regulatory environments. As Bitcoin and major tokens regain strength and key sector players pursue long-term structural growth, markets are navigating a complex convergence of optimism, caution and adaptation.
Bitcoin and Major Cryptos Rebound on ETF and Macro Signals
In the latest trading sessions, Bitcoin has recovered firmly, pushing back toward the $68,000–$70,000 range after reversing recent lows around the $62,000 zone. According to market data, this rebound has been supported by strong net inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) — the largest since earlier this year — coupled with significant short liquidations that fueled upside pressure. This combination has helped BTC strengthen intra-day and test psychological resistance levels, even as overall trading volume remains subdued, reflecting cautious liquidity conditions.
Alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum has made notable progress, reclaiming the $2,000 level as market sentiment improves and ETF inflows rise for ETH-related products. Other major cryptos like #xrp have also moved higher, benefiting from the broader risk-on sentiment that is currently rippling through digital assets. Analysts note, however, that while these price gains signal renewed confidence, the market still faces key structural tests before declaring a sustained bull phase.
Despite the positive rebound, range-bound price action persists — with Bitcoin still within the $60,000–$72,000 consolidation zone that has characterized much of 2026 so far. Market observers caution that this pattern suggests the rally may be more of a relief bounce than a definitive breakout, and emphasize that sustained volume and broader participation will be needed to confirm any long-term trend change.
Regulatory Progress and Policy Initiatives
One of the defining narratives of 2026 is the ongoing evolution of crypto regulation across jurisdictions.
In the United States, the regulatory landscape has shifted markedly over the past year as federal policymakers pursued clarity and structure for digital asset markets. A landmark piece of legislation — the GENIUS Act — established a comprehensive framework for payment stablecoins, carving out a tailored regime distinct from traditional securities and commodities rules. This legislation has been lauded by industry stakeholders for providing legal certainty for stablecoin issuers and integrating digital money into the regulated financial system.
Globally, regulatory momentum continues as authorities focus on issues ranging from consumer protection and anti-money laundering compliance to market integrity. Recent industry reports highlight that regulators in many regions are intensifying oversight of virtual asset service providers (VASPs), enhancing enforcement of Know Your Customer (KYC) standards, and finalizing frameworks to govern decentralized finance (DeFi) activities.
At the national level, the Orissa High Court in India recently sought clarity on the legal status of cryptocurrency, summoning law enforcement officials as part of an ongoing review of digital-asset cases. This judicial involvement underscores the continuing uncertainty around crypto regulation in India, where both policymakers and courts are assessing how to balance innovation with enforcement and compliance.
In the United Kingdom, lawmakers have also addressed the intersection of political finance and digital assets, with a parliamentary committee urging a temporary ban on cryptocurrency-based political donations due to concerns about transparency and foreign interference. This call reflects rising scrutiny of crypto’s role in public finance and governance.
Technological Progress — Ethereum’s Long-Term Roadmap
Technical innovation continues to be a focal point. The Ethereum Foundation recently published its ‘strawmap’, outlining a series of planned upgrades and forks scheduled through 2029. These proposed improvements aim to enhance network speed, reduce transaction finality times and incorporate future-proofing elements like post-quantum resistance. Such roadmaps signal that major blockchain platforms are investing deeply in scalability and long-term performance.
Meanwhile, product innovation is expanding at the user level as well. For example, the Telegram crypto wallet announced new yield-earning features for assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT, marking a shift from simple self-custody solutions to more integrated decentralized finance (DeFi)-style services. This reflects broader industry trends toward increased utility and on-chain engagement.
Industry Dynamics and Structural Shifts
Institutional players are also forging ahead. Crypto exchanges such as Binance have announced strategic plans to establish a regulatory base in Europe, citing factors like workforce talent and security environments even as they pursue licensing under frameworks like the European Union’s MiCA regulations. This move underscores the industry’s drive toward compliance and long-term integration with global financial systems.
At the same time, legacy crypto ventures are feeling the effects of market turbulence. For instance, American Bitcoin Corp. — a major digital asset miner backed by influential investors — reported a quarterly loss amid ongoing selloffs in the crypto sector, illustrating that even well-capitalized companies are not immune to price cycles and broader risk-off conditions.
Looking Ahead — Balance of Opportunity and Caution
As the crypto market evolves, a dual narrative of opportunity and risk continues to emerge. Bullish catalysts such as #etf flows, technological upgrades and regulatory clarity are counterbalanced by cautionary signals like limited volume expansion, ongoing consolidation patterns, and macroeconomic pressures that could influence risk assets broadly.
However, many analysts believe that 2026 marks a transitional chapter in which digital assets are maturing beyond pure speculation toward systemic infrastructure and institutional utility. If regulatory frameworks continue to form and technology advancements deliver on performance promises, the industry may be poised for a more stable, sustainable phase of growth in the years ahead.
#JaneStreet10AMDump #BTC $BTC $BNB
Bitcoin and Major Cryptos Rebound on ETF and Macro Signals
In the latest trading sessions, Bitcoin has recovered firmly, pushing back toward the $68,000–$70,000 range after reversing recent lows around the $62,000 zone. According to market data, this rebound has been supported by strong net inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) — the largest since earlier this year — coupled with significant short liquidations that fueled upside pressure. This combination has helped BTC strengthen intra-day and test psychological resistance levels, even as overall trading volume remains subdued, reflecting cautious liquidity conditions.
Alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum has made notable progress, reclaiming the $2,000 level as market sentiment improves and ETF inflows rise for ETH-related products. Other major cryptos like #xrp have also moved higher, benefiting from the broader risk-on sentiment that is currently rippling through digital assets. Analysts note, however, that while these price gains signal renewed confidence, the market still faces key structural tests before declaring a sustained bull phase.
Despite the positive rebound, range-bound price action persists — with Bitcoin still within the $60,000–$72,000 consolidation zone that has characterized much of 2026 so far. Market observers caution that this pattern suggests the rally may be more of a relief bounce than a definitive breakout, and emphasize that sustained volume and broader participation will be needed to confirm any long-term trend change.
Regulatory Progress and Policy Initiatives
One of the defining narratives of 2026 is the ongoing evolution of crypto regulation across jurisdictions.
In the United States, the regulatory landscape has shifted markedly over the past year as federal policymakers pursued clarity and structure for digital asset markets. A landmark piece of legislation — the GENIUS Act — established a comprehensive framework for payment stablecoins, carving out a tailored regime distinct from traditional securities and commodities rules. This legislation has been lauded by industry stakeholders for providing legal certainty for stablecoin issuers and integrating digital money into the regulated financial system.
Globally, regulatory momentum continues as authorities focus on issues ranging from consumer protection and anti-money laundering compliance to market integrity. Recent industry reports highlight that regulators in many regions are intensifying oversight of virtual asset service providers (VASPs), enhancing enforcement of Know Your Customer (KYC) standards, and finalizing frameworks to govern decentralized finance (DeFi) activities.
At the national level, the Orissa High Court in India recently sought clarity on the legal status of cryptocurrency, summoning law enforcement officials as part of an ongoing review of digital-asset cases. This judicial involvement underscores the continuing uncertainty around crypto regulation in India, where both policymakers and courts are assessing how to balance innovation with enforcement and compliance.
In the United Kingdom, lawmakers have also addressed the intersection of political finance and digital assets, with a parliamentary committee urging a temporary ban on cryptocurrency-based political donations due to concerns about transparency and foreign interference. This call reflects rising scrutiny of crypto’s role in public finance and governance.
Technological Progress — Ethereum’s Long-Term Roadmap
Technical innovation continues to be a focal point. The Ethereum Foundation recently published its ‘strawmap’, outlining a series of planned upgrades and forks scheduled through 2029. These proposed improvements aim to enhance network speed, reduce transaction finality times and incorporate future-proofing elements like post-quantum resistance. Such roadmaps signal that major blockchain platforms are investing deeply in scalability and long-term performance.
Meanwhile, product innovation is expanding at the user level as well. For example, the Telegram crypto wallet announced new yield-earning features for assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT, marking a shift from simple self-custody solutions to more integrated decentralized finance (DeFi)-style services. This reflects broader industry trends toward increased utility and on-chain engagement.
Industry Dynamics and Structural Shifts
Institutional players are also forging ahead. Crypto exchanges such as Binance have announced strategic plans to establish a regulatory base in Europe, citing factors like workforce talent and security environments even as they pursue licensing under frameworks like the European Union’s MiCA regulations. This move underscores the industry’s drive toward compliance and long-term integration with global financial systems.
At the same time, legacy crypto ventures are feeling the effects of market turbulence. For instance, American Bitcoin Corp. — a major digital asset miner backed by influential investors — reported a quarterly loss amid ongoing selloffs in the crypto sector, illustrating that even well-capitalized companies are not immune to price cycles and broader risk-off conditions.
Looking Ahead — Balance of Opportunity and Caution
As the crypto market evolves, a dual narrative of opportunity and risk continues to emerge. Bullish catalysts such as #etf flows, technological upgrades and regulatory clarity are counterbalanced by cautionary signals like limited volume expansion, ongoing consolidation patterns, and macroeconomic pressures that could influence risk assets broadly.
However, many analysts believe that 2026 marks a transitional chapter in which digital assets are maturing beyond pure speculation toward systemic infrastructure and institutional utility. If regulatory frameworks continue to form and technology advancements deliver on performance promises, the industry may be poised for a more stable, sustainable phase of growth in the years ahead.
#JaneStreet10AMDump #BTC $BTC $BNB
Crypto ETFs See Major Inflows
Institutional Appetite Returns: Crypto ETFs Saw Over $630M in Combined Inflows on Feb. 25
The digital asset landscape witnessed a significant surge in institutional demand on February 25, 2026, as spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs collectively drew in over $630 million in net inflows. This massive injection of capital marks a potential turning point for the market, which had been navigating a period of persistent outflows throughout much of February.
According to data from SoSoValue, the rebound suggests that institutional players are moving from a “wait-and-see” defensive stance to aggressive accumulation.
Bitcoin ETFs: BlackRock’s IBIT Dominates
The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a staggering $506.51 million in total net inflows for the day. This performance was largely driven by a single heavyweight:
• BlackRock (IBIT): Leading the charge, IBIT pulled in $297.37 million, reinforcing its status as the preferred vehicle for institutional Bitcoin exposure.
• The Big Picture: These inflows came as Bitcoin reclaimed the $68,000 price level, signaling a “buying the dip” mentality among professional asset managers after a five-week drought of redemptions.
Ethereum ETFs: Fidelity Takes the Lead
Not to be outdone, Ethereum spot ETFs also saw healthy participation, recording $125.87 million in total daily inflows.
• Fidelity (FETH): Accounting for nearly half of the day’s total ETH inflows, FETH secured $61.94 million.
• Market Sentiment: Analysts suggest that the synchronized interest in both BTC and ETH indicates a broader “risk-on” sentiment returning to the crypto sector, supported by stabilizing macroeconomic factors and renewed technical strength.
Key Data Summary: February 25, 2026
Asset Class | Total Daily Net Inflow | Leading Fund | Lead Fund Inflow
Bitcoin ($BTC) | $506.51 Million | BlackRock (IBIT) | $297.37 Million
Ethereum ($ETH) | $125.87 Million | Fidelity (FETH) | $61.94 Million
Why It Matters
This surge is more than just a “green day” on the charts; it represents a re-engagement of institutional liquidity. After Bitcoin’s price sat under pressure for several weeks, the sudden influx of over half a billion dollars suggests that the market may have found a local floor.
“Institutions seem more inclined to accumulate during weakness than to pursue strength,” noted market observers. With $IBIT and $FETH leading their respective categories, the concentration of capital in top-tier providers continues to define the ETF landscape.
#etf #ETHETFsApproved
The digital asset landscape witnessed a significant surge in institutional demand on February 25, 2026, as spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs collectively drew in over $630 million in net inflows. This massive injection of capital marks a potential turning point for the market, which had been navigating a period of persistent outflows throughout much of February.
According to data from SoSoValue, the rebound suggests that institutional players are moving from a “wait-and-see” defensive stance to aggressive accumulation.
Bitcoin ETFs: BlackRock’s IBIT Dominates
The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a staggering $506.51 million in total net inflows for the day. This performance was largely driven by a single heavyweight:
• BlackRock (IBIT): Leading the charge, IBIT pulled in $297.37 million, reinforcing its status as the preferred vehicle for institutional Bitcoin exposure.
• The Big Picture: These inflows came as Bitcoin reclaimed the $68,000 price level, signaling a “buying the dip” mentality among professional asset managers after a five-week drought of redemptions.
Ethereum ETFs: Fidelity Takes the Lead
Not to be outdone, Ethereum spot ETFs also saw healthy participation, recording $125.87 million in total daily inflows.
• Fidelity (FETH): Accounting for nearly half of the day’s total ETH inflows, FETH secured $61.94 million.
• Market Sentiment: Analysts suggest that the synchronized interest in both BTC and ETH indicates a broader “risk-on” sentiment returning to the crypto sector, supported by stabilizing macroeconomic factors and renewed technical strength.
Key Data Summary: February 25, 2026
Asset Class | Total Daily Net Inflow | Leading Fund | Lead Fund Inflow
Bitcoin ($BTC) | $506.51 Million | BlackRock (IBIT) | $297.37 Million
Ethereum ($ETH) | $125.87 Million | Fidelity (FETH) | $61.94 Million
Why It Matters
This surge is more than just a “green day” on the charts; it represents a re-engagement of institutional liquidity. After Bitcoin’s price sat under pressure for several weeks, the sudden influx of over half a billion dollars suggests that the market may have found a local floor.
“Institutions seem more inclined to accumulate during weakness than to pursue strength,” noted market observers. With $IBIT and $FETH leading their respective categories, the concentration of capital in top-tier providers continues to define the ETF landscape.
#etf #ETHETFsApproved
From $75 to $85 in 24 Hours — $100 Is Back in Focus
Solana (SOL) just printed a sharp 10% move, reclaiming the $85–$86 zone after bouncing from recent lows near $75.
But this wasn’t a random spike.
The move was backed by liquidations, ETF inflows, and improving market structure.
Let’s break it down.
What Triggered the Rally?
Over $15.4 million in short liquidations hit the market in 24 hours.
When shorts are forced to close, price accelerates quickly.
This created strong demand-side pressure and pushed SOL above key resistance zones.
At the same time:
• Open Interest rose to ~$5.27B
• Bitcoin held near $66K
• Broader crypto sentiment improved
This combination suggests fresh positioning — not just a dead cat bounce.
ETF Inflows Add Structural Support
US-based spot Solana ETFs have recorded roughly $40 million in net inflows since Feb 9.
This matters.
ETF flows represent allocation, not leverage.
If inflows continue, dips may get absorbed more efficiently.
Technical Structure: Breakout in Progress
On the 6H chart, SOL broke above a symmetrical triangle pattern.
Measured target: ~$110
However, key resistance levels remain:
• $86 – 100-day SMA
• $88 – 20-day EMA
• $100 – Psychological level
• $115 – Major historical supply zone
A daily close above $88–$90 would strengthen the path toward $100.
Failure to hold above $85 could trigger consolidation back toward $80.
On-Chain Insight
Glassnode data shows limited cost basis concentration above $85. That means fewer holders are trapped above current price. Less overhead supply = cleaner upside potential — until the $110–$115 supply region.
Market Sentiment
This move looks like:
✔ Short squeeze acceleration
✔ ETF-supported demand
✔ Improving structure
But not yet full trend confirmation.
Sustainability depends on:
• Bitcoin stability
• Continued ETF inflows
• No sudden macro risk-off event
Bigger Picture
SOL is showing early signs of strength within the broader crypto recovery.
If $88–$90 flips into support, $100 becomes a realistic short-term target. If not, expect range-building before expansion.
Momentum is building — but confirmation still matters.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research before trading derivatives or cryptocurrencies.
#Crypto #etf #solana #CryptoNews
$SOL
But this wasn’t a random spike.
The move was backed by liquidations, ETF inflows, and improving market structure.
Let’s break it down.
What Triggered the Rally?
Over $15.4 million in short liquidations hit the market in 24 hours.
When shorts are forced to close, price accelerates quickly.
This created strong demand-side pressure and pushed SOL above key resistance zones.
At the same time:
• Open Interest rose to ~$5.27B
• Bitcoin held near $66K
• Broader crypto sentiment improved
This combination suggests fresh positioning — not just a dead cat bounce.
ETF Inflows Add Structural Support
US-based spot Solana ETFs have recorded roughly $40 million in net inflows since Feb 9.
This matters.
ETF flows represent allocation, not leverage.
If inflows continue, dips may get absorbed more efficiently.
Technical Structure: Breakout in Progress
On the 6H chart, SOL broke above a symmetrical triangle pattern.
Measured target: ~$110
However, key resistance levels remain:
• $86 – 100-day SMA
• $88 – 20-day EMA
• $100 – Psychological level
• $115 – Major historical supply zone
A daily close above $88–$90 would strengthen the path toward $100.
Failure to hold above $85 could trigger consolidation back toward $80.
On-Chain Insight
Glassnode data shows limited cost basis concentration above $85. That means fewer holders are trapped above current price. Less overhead supply = cleaner upside potential — until the $110–$115 supply region.
Market Sentiment
This move looks like:
✔ Short squeeze acceleration
✔ ETF-supported demand
✔ Improving structure
But not yet full trend confirmation.
Sustainability depends on:
• Bitcoin stability
• Continued ETF inflows
• No sudden macro risk-off event
Bigger Picture
SOL is showing early signs of strength within the broader crypto recovery.
If $88–$90 flips into support, $100 becomes a realistic short-term target. If not, expect range-building before expansion.
Momentum is building — but confirmation still matters.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research before trading derivatives or cryptocurrencies.
#Crypto #etf #solana #CryptoNews
$SOL
Bitcoin Surges Above $69.5K as Risk Appetite Returns — Is $70K Next?
Bitcoin has staged an impressive comeback, rallying above $69,500 after bouncing from lows near $62,400 in less than 24 hours. The sharp recovery comes as US equities turned positive following improved policy clarity and strong corporate earnings, reigniting investor risk appetite across global markets.
With renewed ETF inflows and supportive macro signals, traders are now asking: Will Bitcoin reclaim $70,000 next?
Macro Sentiment Turns Supportive
Bitcoin’s rally coincided with a broader rebound in US financial markets. During his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump described the past 12 months as an “economic turnaround for the ages,” citing:
Falling mortgage rates
A 1.7% decline in core inflation over the last three months of 2025
Stabilizing economic indicators
Markets interpreted these remarks as a signal of reduced near-term policy uncertainty. As a result, risk assets—including stocks and cryptocurrencies—moved higher.
Improved macro clarity often boosts speculative assets like Bitcoin, and this time was no different.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Flip Back to Inflows
Another key catalyst behind Bitcoin’s surge was the return of positive flows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
On February 24, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $257.7 million in net inflows, breaking a five-week streak of redemptions totaling $3.8 billion.
Major contributors included:
Fidelity: ~$83 million inflows
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust: ~$79 million inflows
This “ETF flip” signals renewed institutional confidence, strengthening Bitcoin’s price foundation through spot-driven demand rather than speculative leverage.
Futures Data Signals Healthy Market Structure
Despite the strong price rebound, derivatives data shows a relatively stable setup:
Aggregated open interest stands around 235,167 BTC
Previously exceeded 240,000 BTC earlier in the week
Funding rates remain contained
The decline in open interest suggests that excessive leveraged positions were flushed out during recent volatility. This reduces the risk of cascading liquidations and indicates that the current move is largely driven by spot buying rather than overleveraged speculation.
In simple terms: the rally appears structurally healthier than previous spikes.
Is $70,000 the Next Target?
With Bitcoin trading above $69,000, the psychological $70,000 level is now within reach.
Key factors supporting a potential breakout:
Renewed ETF inflows
Stabilizing macro conditions
Reduced leverage in futures markets
Improved investor sentiment
However, traders should monitor:
ETF flow sustainability
US macroeconomic data releases
Any sudden shift in Federal Reserve policy tone
If inflows continue and risk appetite remains strong, bulls may attempt to challenge and reclaim $70,000 in the near term.
Final Thoughts
Bitcoin’s rapid recovery highlights the growing influence of institutional capital and macro sentiment on crypto markets. The combination of spot ETF inflows and reduced leverage creates a constructive backdrop.
While volatility remains part of the crypto landscape, the recent price action suggests that buyers are regaining control.
Now, all eyes are on the $70K level — a psychological barrier that could define Bitcoin’s next major move.
#bitcoin #BTC #BinanceSquare #writetoearn #etf
With renewed ETF inflows and supportive macro signals, traders are now asking: Will Bitcoin reclaim $70,000 next?
Macro Sentiment Turns Supportive
Bitcoin’s rally coincided with a broader rebound in US financial markets. During his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump described the past 12 months as an “economic turnaround for the ages,” citing:
Falling mortgage rates
A 1.7% decline in core inflation over the last three months of 2025
Stabilizing economic indicators
Markets interpreted these remarks as a signal of reduced near-term policy uncertainty. As a result, risk assets—including stocks and cryptocurrencies—moved higher.
Improved macro clarity often boosts speculative assets like Bitcoin, and this time was no different.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Flip Back to Inflows
Another key catalyst behind Bitcoin’s surge was the return of positive flows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
On February 24, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $257.7 million in net inflows, breaking a five-week streak of redemptions totaling $3.8 billion.
Major contributors included:
Fidelity: ~$83 million inflows
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust: ~$79 million inflows
This “ETF flip” signals renewed institutional confidence, strengthening Bitcoin’s price foundation through spot-driven demand rather than speculative leverage.
Futures Data Signals Healthy Market Structure
Despite the strong price rebound, derivatives data shows a relatively stable setup:
Aggregated open interest stands around 235,167 BTC
Previously exceeded 240,000 BTC earlier in the week
Funding rates remain contained
The decline in open interest suggests that excessive leveraged positions were flushed out during recent volatility. This reduces the risk of cascading liquidations and indicates that the current move is largely driven by spot buying rather than overleveraged speculation.
In simple terms: the rally appears structurally healthier than previous spikes.
Is $70,000 the Next Target?
With Bitcoin trading above $69,000, the psychological $70,000 level is now within reach.
Key factors supporting a potential breakout:
Renewed ETF inflows
Stabilizing macro conditions
Reduced leverage in futures markets
Improved investor sentiment
However, traders should monitor:
ETF flow sustainability
US macroeconomic data releases
Any sudden shift in Federal Reserve policy tone
If inflows continue and risk appetite remains strong, bulls may attempt to challenge and reclaim $70,000 in the near term.
Final Thoughts
Bitcoin’s rapid recovery highlights the growing influence of institutional capital and macro sentiment on crypto markets. The combination of spot ETF inflows and reduced leverage creates a constructive backdrop.
While volatility remains part of the crypto landscape, the recent price action suggests that buyers are regaining control.
Now, all eyes are on the $70K level — a psychological barrier that could define Bitcoin’s next major move.
#bitcoin #BTC #BinanceSquare #writetoearn #etf
Bitcoin’s RSI Hits Historic Low as ETF Outflows Persist - Whales Step In
Bitcoin’s weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) has plunged to around 25.7–25.71, marking one of the lowest oversold readings in its history, deeper than nearly every past drawdown outside the darkest bear phases of 2018 and 2022. This extreme technical reading reflects prolonged selling pressure and a lack of strong buying conviction even as prices hover near multi-week lows.
On-chain and flow data show markets under strain: realized losses remain dominant, weak holders continue selling, and **spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded nearly $4.5 billion in cumulative outflows over multiple weeks — a major drag on demand.
However, there are early signs of structural support building: large whale wallets have accumulated significant BTC in recent sessions, and extreme oversold conditions often precede base-building phases where weak hands exit and stronger holders step in.
Market Implication:
This mix of historic oversold RSI, ETF outflows and whale accumulation suggests Bitcoin may be in a late-stage repair and base formation phase, but momentum remains defensive until institutional inflows or broader liquidity returns.
#Binance #BTC #etf
Bitcoin’s weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) has plunged to around 25.7–25.71, marking one of the lowest oversold readings in its history, deeper than nearly every past drawdown outside the darkest bear phases of 2018 and 2022. This extreme technical reading reflects prolonged selling pressure and a lack of strong buying conviction even as prices hover near multi-week lows.
On-chain and flow data show markets under strain: realized losses remain dominant, weak holders continue selling, and **spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded nearly $4.5 billion in cumulative outflows over multiple weeks — a major drag on demand.
However, there are early signs of structural support building: large whale wallets have accumulated significant BTC in recent sessions, and extreme oversold conditions often precede base-building phases where weak hands exit and stronger holders step in.
Market Implication:
This mix of historic oversold RSI, ETF outflows and whale accumulation suggests Bitcoin may be in a late-stage repair and base formation phase, but momentum remains defensive until institutional inflows or broader liquidity returns.
#Binance #BTC #etf
$BTC BLACKROCK MOVING BTC? $65K LEVEL UNDER SIEGE
On-chain flows are flashing red.
Multiple large transfers tied to BlackRock’s IBIT activity just hit Coinbase Prime — stacked deposits of 300 BTC at a time. At the same moment, BTC price is sliding toward the $65K zone, with momentum clearly tilting bearish.
Is this coordinated distribution… or routine ETF rebalancing?
Retail longs are now sitting in a vulnerable pocket. If $65K cracks cleanly, liquidation cascades could accelerate the move. Open interest + negative price action is a dangerous combo.
But here’s the nuance: ETF flows don’t always equal immediate spot dumping. Custody movements can precede creations, redemptions, or internal positioning shifts.
Still — size matters. And the timing is loud.
Are we witnessing institutional exit liquidity… or just pre-volatility positioning?
Eyes on $65K. The reaction there decides everything.
#Bitcoin #ETF #Crypto
On-chain flows are flashing red.
Multiple large transfers tied to BlackRock’s IBIT activity just hit Coinbase Prime — stacked deposits of 300 BTC at a time. At the same moment, BTC price is sliding toward the $65K zone, with momentum clearly tilting bearish.
Is this coordinated distribution… or routine ETF rebalancing?
Retail longs are now sitting in a vulnerable pocket. If $65K cracks cleanly, liquidation cascades could accelerate the move. Open interest + negative price action is a dangerous combo.
But here’s the nuance: ETF flows don’t always equal immediate spot dumping. Custody movements can precede creations, redemptions, or internal positioning shifts.
Still — size matters. And the timing is loud.
Are we witnessing institutional exit liquidity… or just pre-volatility positioning?
Eyes on $65K. The reaction there decides everything.
#Bitcoin #ETF #Crypto
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Holders sold over 25,000 BTC worth of bitcoin ETFs shares last quarter: analyst
Although no secret that the selloff was substantial, Bloomberg ETF Analyst James Seyffart has quantified exactly how much Bitcoin ETF holders unloaded during the final quarter of last year.
"What did 13F filers do with the bitcoin ETFs in Q4?" Seyffart asked in an X post on Tuesday. "In what should not be much of a surprise, they were sellers ... overall 13F Filers sold ETF shares equivalent to ~25,000 bitcoin in 4Q 2025."
Posting a graphic of Bloomberg data showing all the different types of bitcoin ETF holders — Investment Advisors and Hedge Fund Managers being the two largest categories by holdings — Seyffart revealed that during the fourth quarter of last year 25,098 BTC worth of shares in publicly-traded funds were sold.
During Q4 2025, the price of bitcoin fell dramatically from an all-time high of over $120,000 to less than $85,000. BTC's price decline has persisted, with many analysts seeing markets pushing deeper into "extreme fear" territory. The largest cryptocurrency by market cap is changing hands at about $64,000 as of Tuesday, according to The Block price page.
Bitcoin ETF holders during Q4 2025. Source: Bloomberg
Firms managing or holding more than $100 million in qualifying securities are required to file quarterly 13Fs with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission documenting their holdings in specific U.S.-listed equity securities.
Seyffart posted another graphic of Bloomberg data showing that Brevan Howard ranked as the organization that reduced its exposure to bitcoin ETFs the most after shedding over 17,000 BTC worth of shares in the bitcoin-based funds.
BlackRock and Fidelity issue the two largest spot Bitcoin ETFs by assets under management.
With spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds just posting their fifth consecutive week of net outflows, the selloff isn't showing signs of slowing down. The 12 spot bitcoin ETFs shed approximately $316 million during the four-day week ending on Feb. 20, according to SoSoValue data.
#etf #BTC #holders
$BTC
$NVDAon
$ETH
"What did 13F filers do with the bitcoin ETFs in Q4?" Seyffart asked in an X post on Tuesday. "In what should not be much of a surprise, they were sellers ... overall 13F Filers sold ETF shares equivalent to ~25,000 bitcoin in 4Q 2025."
Posting a graphic of Bloomberg data showing all the different types of bitcoin ETF holders — Investment Advisors and Hedge Fund Managers being the two largest categories by holdings — Seyffart revealed that during the fourth quarter of last year 25,098 BTC worth of shares in publicly-traded funds were sold.
During Q4 2025, the price of bitcoin fell dramatically from an all-time high of over $120,000 to less than $85,000. BTC's price decline has persisted, with many analysts seeing markets pushing deeper into "extreme fear" territory. The largest cryptocurrency by market cap is changing hands at about $64,000 as of Tuesday, according to The Block price page.
Bitcoin ETF holders during Q4 2025. Source: Bloomberg
Firms managing or holding more than $100 million in qualifying securities are required to file quarterly 13Fs with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission documenting their holdings in specific U.S.-listed equity securities.
Seyffart posted another graphic of Bloomberg data showing that Brevan Howard ranked as the organization that reduced its exposure to bitcoin ETFs the most after shedding over 17,000 BTC worth of shares in the bitcoin-based funds.
BlackRock and Fidelity issue the two largest spot Bitcoin ETFs by assets under management.
With spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds just posting their fifth consecutive week of net outflows, the selloff isn't showing signs of slowing down. The 12 spot bitcoin ETFs shed approximately $316 million during the four-day week ending on Feb. 20, according to SoSoValue data.
#etf #BTC #holders
$BTC
$NVDAon
$ETH
ETF Flows Now Turn Positive! 📈
Spot crypto ETFs recorded net inflows on February 24, signaling continued institutional engagement:
🔸 Bitcoin Spot ETFs: +$257.71 million
🔹 Ethereum Spot ETFs: +$9.23 million
The strong inflows into BTC spot ETFs highlight sustained investor demand and capital allocation toward digital asset exposure, while ETH products also posted positive flows, reflecting steady interest across major crypto assets.
These movements underscore ongoing participation from traditional markets in regulated crypto investment vehicles.
#etf
$BTC
$ETH
Spot crypto ETFs recorded net inflows on February 24, signaling continued institutional engagement:
🔸 Bitcoin Spot ETFs: +$257.71 million
🔹 Ethereum Spot ETFs: +$9.23 million
The strong inflows into BTC spot ETFs highlight sustained investor demand and capital allocation toward digital asset exposure, while ETH products also posted positive flows, reflecting steady interest across major crypto assets.
These movements underscore ongoing participation from traditional markets in regulated crypto investment vehicles.
#etf
$BTC
$ETH
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