Analyst: Institutional buying is absorbing short-term selling pressure. To continue the upward trend, it needs to stabilize above $70,000 and maintain capital inflow
Crypto market analyst Axel released a latest report stating that in the past 30 days, btc-42">Bitcoin ETFs (in the U.S. and elsewhere) have seen a cumulative net inflow of 62,986 BTC (approximately $11.3 billion), bringing total holdings to 1.327 million BTC.
During the same period, short-term holders continued to realize losses on exchanges, with daily outflows from the loss side averaging 15,500 BTC. Axel pointed out that current institutional buying has surpassed retail selling pressure, providing support for prices, but the market is showing a divergent pattern—short-term participants are still selling at a loss, while ETF funds are gradually absorbing supply. To maintain the upward momentum, prices need to stabilize above $70,000, and ETF fund inflows must remain positive.
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