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Demand Cliff: ETF Streak, Treasury Yields & On-Chain Collapse
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Bitcoin faces a simultaneous demand cliff — seven straight days of ETF outflows, 30-year Treasury yields at 5.20%, and on-chain absorption at December lows. All three pressure channels are active at once, and the $70K level is now the structural line that matters.
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A single institution just executed the largest dark-pool trade ever recorded on BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF. One point two nine billion dollars of IBIT shares, sold at ten-thirty in the morning on May twenty-seventh.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have now logged seven consecutive days of net redemptions. Two point two six billion dollars drained over two weeks.
The macro context here isn't incidental. It's load-bearing.
The on-chain picture confirms the pressure isn't just in ETF flow data. Apparent demand, which measures Bitcoin absorption relative to new supply coming to market, has fallen to its lowest level since December.
Bitcoin is currently trading in the seventy-three thousand to seventy-six thousand dollar range. The level that matters structurally is seventy thousand.
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