#BTCDrops3.4%To$77383BTC — Spot & Futures Flows

Current
BTC is trading around $77.6K.
this week BTC tried to break the $81K–$82K zone again.
But the breakout failed.
Now price is moving lower,
and flows are starting to confirm weakness.

Spot

Spot flows turned negative.

24H → -$302.53M
12H → -$164.23M
8H → -$4.54M
4H → -$18.55M
1W → -$306.39M

This is not strong spot support.

Spot demand is weakening,
and buyers are not aggressive here.

When price rejects from resistance
and spot turns negative,
the structure becomes less healthy.

Futures

Futures also turned negative.

24H → -$1.15B
12H → -$711.44M
4H → -$140.51M
2H → -$98.83M
1W → -$2.56B

This means leverage is leaving the market.
After the failed $82K attempt,
futures flows are no longer supporting the move.
The market is reducing risk.

Interpretation

Earlier we said that $82K was the key wall.
If BTC could break and hold above it,
continuation was possible.
But BTC failed again near this zone.
Now both spot and futures show outflows.

That is important.

Spot is not buying aggressively.
Futures are also unwinding.
So the structure is weaker now.

My view:

If these outflows continue,
BTC can move lower.
The market tried to break $82K,
failed,
and now liquidity can rotate to the downside.

Conclusion

1. BTC failed again near the $81K–$82K zone
2. Spot flows turned negative
3. Futures flows also turned negative
4. Weekly flows are weakening
5. The market is losing momentum
6. Structure is no longer clean
7. If outflows continue, downside risk increases

Risk

If spot demand returns,
BTC can stabilize again.
But if spot and futures outflows continue,
the next move can be lower.
For now,
$82K remains the failed breakout level.
Until BTC breaks and holds above it,
I would be careful with longs.

The market is showing weakness,
not strength.$BTC