BTC ISN’T SEEING EXTREME SELLING — IT’S LOSING STRONG BUYERS
After nine straight sessions of ETF inflows, the streak just broke with roughly -$168M in net outflows.
At the same time:
Coinbase Premium is still negative.
Large-order spot CVD isn’t confirming the move.
BTC lost the 80K area.
Meanwhile, Binance inflows from both whales and smaller traders have started rising as price rallied — but they’re still well below February extremes.
And funding remains relatively calm.
That creates an unusual setup:
Selling pressure is increasing, but not yet extreme.
Leverage isn’t overheating.
The real weakness is spot demand quality.
So for me, the key question is no longer whether BTC can bounce.
It’s whether real buyers return around 77–78K and reclaim 80K.
If ETF flows turn positive again, Coinbase Premium improves, and large spot buyers step back in, the bullish case strengthens fast.
If not, losing 77K would make a deeper correction much more likely.
The chart shows the pullback.
The data shows why it matters.
$BTC #bitcoin #BTC
After nine straight sessions of ETF inflows, the streak just broke with roughly -$168M in net outflows.
At the same time:
Coinbase Premium is still negative.
Large-order spot CVD isn’t confirming the move.
BTC lost the 80K area.
Meanwhile, Binance inflows from both whales and smaller traders have started rising as price rallied — but they’re still well below February extremes.
And funding remains relatively calm.
That creates an unusual setup:
Selling pressure is increasing, but not yet extreme.
Leverage isn’t overheating.
The real weakness is spot demand quality.
So for me, the key question is no longer whether BTC can bounce.
It’s whether real buyers return around 77–78K and reclaim 80K.
If ETF flows turn positive again, Coinbase Premium improves, and large spot buyers step back in, the bullish case strengthens fast.
If not, losing 77K would make a deeper correction much more likely.
The chart shows the pullback.
The data shows why it matters.
$BTC #bitcoin #BTC