#BTCBackto100K Bitcoin (BTC) has surged back to the $100,000 mark, reigniting debates about its next trajectory.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant capital inflows, with over $1 billion daily in net inflows recently. Analysts like Standard Chartered’s Geoff Kendrick highlight that these flows reflect "real money" entering the market, not just speculative trades. Institutions like BlackRock and corporate treasuries (e.g., MicroStrategy’s $40 billion BTC holdings) are amplifying demand .

Institutional 13F filings (expected in mid-May) may confirm large-scale allocations to Bitcoin ETFs, further validating institutional interest .

The U.S.-UK trade deal announcement under President Trump eased global economic uncertainty, boosting risk assets like Bitcoin .

Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts later in 2025 and cooling U.S.-China tensions are also supporting bullish sentiment .

Bitcoin’s realized cap (a measure of network value based on the price at which coins last moved) hit a record $891 billion, signaling strong investor conviction .

Declining BTC supply on exchanges (down 30% since late 2023) suggests accumulation by long-term holders, reducing sell-side pressure .