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ETF Inflow Acceleration: New Phase or Temporary Relief?
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs just recorded their strongest single-day inflow since October — $629M flooding back after a four-month, $6.4B bleed. We break down whether this is genuine institutional re-entry, what the on-chain data shows, and why the $82,500 resistance band is the level that matters.
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs just pulled in six hundred and twenty-nine million dollars in a single trading day. That's the strongest daily inflow since October of twenty twenty-five, and it lands after a four-month stretch where these same products bled nearly six point four billion dollars in outflows.
Here's the key distinction. This isn't a retail-driven spike.
The macro backdrop is doing real work here. The Federal Reserve has signaled potential rate cuts in the second half of twenty twenty-six.
There's a third force that amplified this move. Leveraged traders caught short had to cover as prices climbed, creating a feedback loop of buying pressure.
On-chain metrics are worth noting. The Puell Multiple and related indicators aren't showing the kind of extreme readings associated with cycle tops.
The two real watchpoints from here are straightforward. First, ETF flow consistency.
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