While Bitcoin struggles below key levels, Wall Street just sent a quiet signal of confidence.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $166.6 million in fresh inflows on Tuesday, pushing weekly totals to $311.6 million — nearly erasing last week’s $318M outflow, even as BTC dropped 13% over seven days and briefly slipped under $68,000.
Let that sink in.
Price is falling…
but capital is returning.
This isn’t retail chasing candles.
This is institutional money buying weakness.
🔍 What’s really happening:
📌 ETF flows are stabilizing after three brutal weeks that saw over $3B leave crypto products.
📌 Analysts now see early signs of an inflection point as selling pressure cools.
📌 Long-term holders remain rock solid — Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas says only ~6% of Bitcoin ETF assets exited during the drawdown.
That’s conviction.
Even BlackRock’s IBIT — down from nearly $100B to $60B in assets — still holds the record as the fastest ETF ever to reach $60B.
🏦 Goldman makes a strategic pivot
Goldman Sachs just revealed a major reshuffle:
🔻 Cut IBIT exposure by 39% (from ~34M shares to 20.7M, still worth ~$1B)
🔻 Trimmed FBTC, Ether ETFs, and other BTC-linked products
But here’s the twist…
👉 Goldman added XRP and Solana ETFs for the first time
✅ $152M into XRP ETFs
✅ $104M into Solana ETFs
Meanwhile:
• ETH ETFs added ~$14M
• XRP ETFs gained $3.3M
• SOL ETFs pulled in $8.4M
Institutions aren’t exiting crypto.
They’re rotating.
💡 Bottom line:
Bitcoin may look weak on the chart —
but ETF money says accumulation is quietly underway.
This is classic late-cycle behavior:
Retail watches price.
Smart money watches flows.
And right now…
flows are turning.
Is this the calm before the next expansion phase?
Stay sharp. Positioning is happening in silence.
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