#Bitcoin ETFs saw the best inflow in the last 15 weeks
Last week, spot Bitcoin-ETFs attracted about $742 million — the strongest weekly inflow in the last 15 weeks.
After a period of outflows, investors have started actively returning capital to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. This may indicate a recovery in institutional demand for BTC.
🔎 For the market, this is an important signal: ETFs remain one of the main channels through which large capital enters Bitcoin. If inflows continue, this could create additional demand and support for the $BTC price.
However, one strong week alone does not mean the start of a new major rally — it is important to watch whether the positive momentum will be maintained in the coming weeks.
Normally, when traders expect the market to move higher, demand for call options increases and they become more expensive.
Right now, we are seeing the opposite: the market is rising, while calls are historically cheap. Their implied volatility has fallen to around 23% - an all-time low.
This does not necessarily mean traders are aggressively hedging for downside.
It simply shows that the options market does not believe in a strong upside move and is not willing to overpay for calls.
In other words, price is going up - but expectations remain very cautious.
$NEAR is holding above its ascending trendline after breaking the short-term downtrend, but the $1.85 resistance zone remains the key hurdle. A daily close above this level could confirm bullish continuation, while rejection may lead to another pullback toward $1.55–$1.60 support.