$BTC I'm bullish, but I'm not chasing at 82,772. Bitcoin ETFs saw another $528 million in net inflows last night, marking 3 consecutive days of inflows. I’m planning to buy a little around 82,000–82,500. That’s about 0.3%–1.2% below the current price, and with the 24h change at just +0.03%, this looks more like a pullback than a price to chase.

Market breadth is just 5/23 stocks up, while the Fear & Greed Index is at 68. Money is coming in, but the market isn’t confident enough for a broad rally—that divergence has me getting a little carried away. If it breaks below 81,000 (about -2.1%), I’ll take the loss. That would mean the consecutive inflows weren’t enough to hold it up, and my bullish thesis is invalidated. $ETH 2,441 is down a slight 0.07%, and ETFs saw net inflows of $14.955 million yesterday, which at least suggests the money hasn’t left.

My first target is 84,000, about 1.5% above the current price; I won’t get greedy if it gets there. Next is 85,000, about 2.8% up, but with breadth this weak, I’m not treating that as a breakout. With this kind of tight sideways trading, are you waiting for a breakout or trimming a little first?

Long $BTC .

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