$2.4B flowed into Bitcoin ETFs last week. So why isn’t $BTC already breaking $90K? 👀 This is where the current Bitcoin market gets interesting. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs just recorded roughly $2.4B in weekly inflows, their strongest week since October 2025. Ethereum ETFs also attracted nearly $690M. On the surface, this looks extremely bullish. But Bitcoin is still struggling to decisively clear the $85K–$87K area. Why? Because ETF demand isn't the only force moving the market. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has pushed above 5.2%, creating a significant macro headwind for risk assets. So right now, two forces are fighting each other: Institutional money is buying. Macro liquidity is tightening. That's why I’m more interested in what happens next than the $2.4B headline itself. If ETF inflows continue while $BTC holds above the $83K area, the market is showing that institutional demand can absorb macro pressure. But if ETF flows start slowing while yields remain elevated, the recent rally could lose momentum quickly. The money is coming in. The question is whether the macro environment will let it move the price higher. $BTC $ETH Are ETF inflows strong enough to overcome rising Treasury yields?