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The special meeting is taking shape; BTC gives back part of its gains, but ETF buying demand remains

Today’s focus is the White House special meeting. Xi Jinping is on his state visit to the U.S.; the two sides will discuss trade, technology, AI, and geopolitical issues. The market is waiting for the readout of the meeting, and risk-asset sentiment could swing with the official comments.

Market action: BTC pulled back from around $87,000 yesterday, closing in the $84,000–$84,500 range, which liquidated some long leverage. The prior leg of the rally showed clear signs of short-covering; total market cap briefly returned to over $3 trillion, and altcoins rose about 13.5% over the week.

Analysis suggests that if spot buying keeps up, there may still be a test of $90,000, but open interest and funding rates are already elevated—leverage risk is heating up.

Flows: Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have not stopped. Net inflows were nearly $1 billion on September 21 and about $715 million again on the 22nd, with IBIT and FBTC leading. Large inflows over multiple consecutive days indicate institutions are still adding positions. ETH ETFs also saw net inflows in the same period, but the scale was clearly smaller than BTC’s.

Near term, watch two things: whether the special meeting brings wording that is more conciliatory than expected—or more aggressive—and whether ETF inflows can continue after pullbacks. With leverage already piled up at high levels, volatility could be amplified.

The above is a synthesis of publicly available market data and does not constitute investment advice.