Bitcoin is currently moving in a $60,000 – $72,000 range after a sharp correction from its 2025 all-time high. Weak institutional demand and earlier ETF outflows pushed the price down, but recent inflows show signs of recovery. �
The Block +1
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw over $3 billion in outflows in recent weeks, reflecting cautious large investors. However, the trend has started to reverse with more than $160M–$300M fresh inflows, suggesting institutions are slowly re-entering the market. �
TradingView +1
On-chain data shows whales are accumulating BTC during the dip while market sentiment remains in “extreme fear,” a pattern that historically signals potential long-term buying opportunities. �
TradingView
Analysts say Bitcoin must reclaim the $80K+ level (average ETF entry zone) to confirm a strong bullish trend. Long-term forecasts remain optimistic, with some firms still targeting $150,000 by the end of 2026 despite short-term volatility. �
Strong support: $60K zone
Resistance levels: $72K → $82K
Key driver: ETF inflows + institutional demand
Long-term trend: Bullish (if inflows continue)
Price (USD)
85K ┤
80K ┤ ╭──── Resistance Zone
75K ┤ ╱
72K ┤──────────────╯──────────
70K ┤ ╭─╯
68K ┤ ╱
65K ┤ ╭╯ ← Sideways Range
63K ┤ ╱
60K ┤_______╯________________ ← Strong Support
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