It’s the weekend, and BTC is still grinding around $76,000.

What’s interesting is the contrast:

Spot ETFs saw $842 million in net outflows over November 5 and 6
Nearly $870 million has flowed out in just four trading days so far this month
You’d think that kind of selling pressure would have broken the price level by now

But what happened? BTC is stuck around $75,800
The 30-day lowest closing price is $75,775—it came right up to the line but didn’t break below it
Funding rate: 0.0064%; neither bulls nor bears are using much leverage
RSI: 37.9—not oversold, just nobody willing to chase

Meanwhile, long-term buyers are quietly adding to their positions
Strive’s third-quarter earnings report: it bought 15,124 BTC in October alone
Strategy bought another 811, bringing its total holdings to 849,000 BTC

ETF money is flowing out, while treasury companies’ money is flowing in
One is passive redemptions; the other is active accumulation
The $75,000 level is where these two kinds of money are changing hands

U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend, so volume will only get thinner
Can BTC hold above $75,000 at Sunday’s close? We’ll find out before next week’s CPI—this is the moment of truth

Which do you think is the stronger signal: ETF outflows or the price holding up?
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This is not investment advice. DYOR. Trading involves risk.