Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery as it hovers above key support levels, driven in part by significant inflows into U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Over the past four days, these ETFs have seen net USD inflows totaling $632 million, signaling strong institutional demand despite ongoing market uncertainty. After weeks of selling pressure, Bitcoin rebounded by over 7% from its recent low of $81,000, recorded last Tuesday. The flagship cryptocurrency trades around $85,500, a critical level near its 200-day moving average (MA) and exponential moving average (EMA). Analysts see this zone as a key battleground for bulls and bears alike.
ETF Demand Highlights Growing Institutional Interest
One of the most encouraging developments comes from on-chain data shared by top analyst Axel Adler. He revealed that Bitcoin ETFs have recorded consistent net inflows over the past four trading sessions, reflecting renewed confidence among institutional investors.
“Despite the broader market’s volatility, the $632 million inflows into Bitcoin ETFs indicate that institutions are taking a long-term view on BTC,” Adler noted.
This surge in demand has strengthened Bitcoin’s on-chain activity, providing a foundation for potential price recovery. If inflows remain steady, they could fuel a rally, pushing BTC toward the $88,000 mark, a critical resistance level that analysts believe is essential to building bullish momentum.
Bitcoin at a Crucial Crossroads
While institutional demand is a positive signal, Bitcoin still faces significant challenges. Macroeconomic factors, such as inflation fears, rising interest rates, and geopolitical tensions, continue to weigh heavily on global markets. Additionally, aggressive tariff policies and unpredictable foreign policies have added to market volatility, keeping risk assets like Bitcoin under pressure.
For bulls to confirm a recovery, Bitcoin must reclaim $88,000 and stabilize above this level. A successful move could pave the way for a rally to the $90,000 region and beyond, restoring investor confidence in the process.
However, failure to hold the $85,000 support level could trigger another wave of selling pressure, potentially dragging BTC below $80,000. In that scenario, deeper support levels may come into play, increasing market fear and uncertainty.
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