$BTC $2.39 billion entered U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs
in just five trading days, but the price
reaction tells an interesting story.
From Sept. 21-25, the ETFs recorded net
inflows every session, with Monday alone
bringing in roughly $999M. BlackRock's
IBIT led the week with about $1.16B, while
Fidelity's FBTC added roughly $702M.
Yet $BTC couldn't simply keep running.
Bitcoin briefly pushed above $87K before
cooling toward $84K, showing that strong
ETF demand can still meet significant
selling pressure.
That's what makes this worth watching.
ETF inflows provide a clearer bridge for
traditional capital into Bitcoin, but one
record week doesn't guarantee the next
move. The stronger signal would be
sustained inflows alongside $BTC
establishing a higher price range.
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