$BTC is still hovering around 84K, and $ETH is still oscillating around 2700—looks like the market is a bit boring.
But the liquidity side isn’t boring at all—this week as of Thursday, total inflows into U.S. crypto ETFs have already exceeded $3 billion, including about $2.25 billion in BTC and roughly $603 million in ETH. At the same time, the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury briefly climbed to 5.12% on Monday, the highest level since 2007.
On one side, interest-rate pressure is getting bigger; on the other, tens of billions of dollars are still flowing into Crypto.
So what’s really worth discussing now is:
With such huge capital inflows, why is BTC still stuck grinding around 84K?
Why hasn’t ETH truly managed to hold its ground at 2700?
Is this large capital absorbing at high levels, or is it standoff before the next direction is chosen?
Tonight, we won’t call for a rise or a drop—we’ll just lay out this contradiction clearly.
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