📊 Bitcoin remains in consolidation as investors track institutional flows, Federal Reserve signals, and the geopolitical backdrop. Volatility is easing, but the market is still looking for direction.

🇺🇸 US inflation data comes in near expectations, reducing the risk of further interest-rate hikes. Since this scenario was widely expected, the BTC reaction remains moderate.

💰 Spot ETF flows record recent net outflows, showing that part of institutional capital is taking a more cautious stance in the short term.

🌍 Tensions involving the Strait of Hormuz keep global markets on alert. In times of uncertainty, investors typically prioritize risk management and liquidity.

📉 On the technical side, Bitcoin continues to defend an important support region and trades within a narrow range, reinforcing the consolidation scenario.

₿ BTC dominance remains high, indicating that some capital is moving from altcoins to the sector’s main asset in search of greater resilience.

🏦 In the long run, institutional infrastructure continues to evolve, with the expansion of custody services and greater integration between the crypto market and the financial system.

⚡ Another point stands out: periods of low volatility have historically preceded stronger moves, although that doesn’t determine the direction of the next breakout.

👀 The market is refocusing on Jackson Hole and the next U.S. employment data, which could influence expectations for monetary policy.

Separating facts from expectations remains one of the most important tools for interpreting the market clearly.

In your view, is Bitcoin still in an accumulation phase, or is the market still looking for a more solid bottom?

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