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Mixed momentum signals leave both outcomes open: a confirmed break above $1.53 puts higher resistance in view, while losing $1.38 exposes lower support.
The headline balance masks uneven fund flows and a wallet decline largely tied to storage migration, leaving the supply-squeeze case less clear.
A pre-payroll $102M ETF inflow and a short-covering burst lifted the recovery, but post-report fund flows will show whether investors are still adding.
The rally has support from renewed fund demand, but short covering may have amplified the move before a US jobs report tests whether it holds.
The rotation is broad and largely spot-driven, but historical breadth signals and a fading ETF bid put the durability of the move in focus.
ETF inflows across bitcoin, ether, SOL and XRP funds totaled about $65M, while ZEC funds saw outflows and the broader market remained below a key $2.90T level.
Six straight sessions of ETF inflows and whale accumulation underpin the rebound, while $85,000–$86,000 resistance remains the near-term test.
ETF inflows have exceeded realized profits, while exchange outflows and continued Ether ETF demand add to the constructive market picture.
The Coinbase CEO's $400,000 call depends on clearing the $81,473 50-week moving average first, a level that has marked the end of most prior Bitcoin bear markets.
The breadth across both spot-ETF complexes extends the institutional-flow signal beyond Bitcoin, despite uneven issuer demand.
Bitcoin's institutional bid is driving a majors-led rally, while 57.8% BTC dominance and a 37/100 altcoin reading show risk appetite remains concentrated.
More than $2.5B in ETF inflows shifts focus from last week's $3B short squeeze to whether institutional demand can persist.
Two straight days of accelerating ETF inflows strengthen Bitcoin's breakout case, but the sharp move from below $64,000 to above $72,000 leaves momentum exposed if buying fades.
Thin volumes and low implied volatility leave Wednesday's U.S. CPI and Clarity Act progress as the main tests for Bitcoin's next move.
Three months of Velo session data show the February-to-now 31% Bitcoin rally was anything but evenly distributed — and a pivot toward New York hours is already underway.
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