The rise of Bitcoin could stop at 100,000 dollars despite the inflows of 3 billion dollars in ETFs.
The Bitcoin rally faces strong resistance at the 100,000 dollar level.
Market Analysis
Key Points:
High inflows of Bitcoin ETFs do not always indicate a price peak, as historical data is contradictory.
Spot Bitcoin inflows often precede short-term price increases, not pullbacks.
Bitcoin may reach 100,000 dollars, but it faces resistance.
The price recovery of Bitcoin may stagnate at 100,000 dollars, as doubts arise about whether high ETF inflows have always marked the local peak for the asset.
Do the inflows of 1 billion dollars in Bitcoin ETFs signal a peak?
Bitcoin has shown bullish momentum after recovering from its multi-month lows of 74,400 dollars. BTC has risen 8% in the last seven days, according to data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView.
The recovery of Bitcoin was driven by the strong appetite of investors for spot ETFs, which recorded weekly net inflows of 3.06 billion dollars, the largest since December 2025.
The evidence of whether high inflows of spot Bitcoin ETFs could signal that the price is approaching a local peak could be determined by analyzing historical data.
While there have been cases where significant inflows coincided with or preceded Bitcoin price peaks, this has not always been the case.
