#FOMCMeeting Bitcoin Price Stabilizes Above $94K Ahead of FOMC Meet .

BTC trades near US$94,400 amid consolidation, with ETF inflows signaling strong institutional interest. Will Bitcoin break past US$96K or will it falter further to an even lower price point?

Bitcoin (BTC) trades at about US$94,418, showing a small drop of 0.23% from yesterday. This slight fall happens after BTC hit a recent peak of US$97,905.90. Today's price has moved between US$93,702 and US$95,118. Even with this dip, Bitcoin still trades much higher than its average price of US$72,407.73 seen in 2024–2025.

This ongoing strength near record highs shows people still trust this asset type even with occasional drops and price swings. The current price area shows a holding pattern, as Bitcoin tries to build up steam to break the US$100,000 mark.

Big Investors and ETF Money Flows

Big investors keep buying and selling Bitcoin. The launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs has changed how the market works in 2025. On May 5, 2025, Bitcoin ETFs saw US$425.5 million more come in than go out showing big investors still like it. BlackRock's IBIT ETF led the way, with US$531.2 million flowing in.

But on May 6, things changed a bit. Fidelity's spot Bitcoin ETF saw US$57.8 million more go out than come in. This divergence among fund performances suggests a maturing and selective investment approach, where institutional capital is rotating based on perceived performance, risk exposure, and market timing.

These inflows and outflows directly impact market liquidity and short-term price movements. As institutional adoption increases, ETF flow data is becoming a crucial indicator of broader sentiment in the crypto sector.