Why is nobody talking about $BTC closing above its 50-week moving average while ETF inflows just printed nearly a billion dollars in one day?

Traders keep getting wrecked the same way. They either FOMO the $87K wick after the squeeze or sit in leveraged shorts that get force-closed once price clears $82K, then wonder why they never catch the actual move.

Bitcoin bounced from last week's $75.5K low, pushed through $86K and even tagged $87K. The acceleration happened when $BTC took out $82K and squeezed the shorts. That part is obvious. The part most people skip is the structure underneath it. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in roughly $999 million on Monday, the biggest daily haul since the $1.21 billion print on October 6 2025, plus another $433 million on Friday. Closing above the 50-week MA on top of that kind of institutional bid is not noise.

If you missed the first breakout, do not chase the high. Watch whether $BTC holds the 50-week on any pullback and whether those ETF flows stay positive. Scale in on weakness instead of buying the wick. Treat the $82K level as the line that actually mattered, not the $87K spike.

Where do you think this goes if the inflows keep coming and the 50-week holds?
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