After a long period of silence, there is finally a breakthrough for the Bitcoin spot ETF. Data from November 28 shows that net inflows reached 71.37 million USD — this marks three consecutive trading days of positive flow. Accompanying this warm wave, BTC prices have stabilized around 91,200 USD, with a slight increase of 0.72% over 24 hours.
Interestingly, this round of recovery is not a full bloom. A product under a leading institution still saw over $100 million withdrawn that day, but ARKB attracted $88 million and Fidelity's FBTC recorded $77.5 million in inflows, indicating that buying power is regrouping. A more critical signal comes from the Coinbase premium index—it has ended a 22-day period of negative values, meaning that the selling pressure from U.S. institutions has significantly weakened.
The technical aspects are also cooperating. The hourly MACD has just formed a golden cross, and the RSI has climbed to 65, suggesting that the bulls seem to have regained their rhythm. Since the deep V rebound from $81,000, the $89,000-$90,000 defense line appears particularly solid. If it can surpass the hurdle of $91,500, the next stop might be $93,500.
The actions of institutions are also worth pondering. The holders of a leading product have seen their floating profits return to 3.2 billion USD, and NASDAQ has proposed significantly relaxing its options position limits—this is regarded by many as a barometer of a more lenient regulatory stance. Coupled with the rising expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, the card of liquidity is slowly beginning to take effect.
Of course, the short-term RSI has already touched the overbought edge, and a technical pullback could happen at any time. However, the combination of capital inflow and technical resonance at least gives this rebound a bit more confidence.
As for whether this is a prelude to a bull market or a rebound to lure in more buyers? The market will provide the answer, let's watch and discuss.
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RebaseVictim
· 7h ago
It's a bit interesting, the net capital inflow has finally turned positive, but that leading institution is still unloading, this method is a bit tricky.
The rebound is a bull trap or a starting point for a rise; I'm betting on the latter, the selling point above 92000 shouldn't be far off.
ARKB and Fidelity are aggressively gathering, indicating that there are still people optimistic about real cash, if 91500 can't hold, I'll take another look.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 15h ago
Well... it's ARKB and Fidelity sweeping the market again, these two really know how to pick their moments.
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Is the 22-day negative value coming to an end? This time feels a bit different, institutions are no longer rushing to dump.
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With RSI at 65, how much more can it rise? Be careful of being played for a sucker.
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If 91500 can't be broken, it's all just illusion; don't be fooled by technical indicators.
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Is the liquidity warming up for real, or is it just another round of bull trap?
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Getting excited over a MACD golden cross pattern? It always ends up with everyone trapped.
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Unrealized gains of 3.2 billion? That's just paper profits; the truth reveals itself when people rug pull.
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I'm tired of hearing about interest rate cut expectations; it's almost the end of the year and you're still waiting?
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This article is quite optimistic; why am I not that optimistic?
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Just watching and chatting is enough; no matter how you analyze it, you can't escape being slapped in the face by the market.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11-30 11:30
ARKB and Fidelity are really enjoying this wave, but isn't the withdrawing top institution a bit anxious... the negative value of 22 days has finally broken, it feels like the big institutions are really playing with their hearts.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 11-30 11:28
ARKB and Fidelity's entry this time is quite interesting, the 22-day negative value has finally reversed, and it feels like the market maker is secretly laying out.
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LiquidityHunter
· 11-30 11:26
Staring at DEX data at 3 AM, a net inflow of 71.37 million combined with a 22-day negative value breakout, this liquidity gap is incredibly thought-provoking. The hedging logic with ARKB and Fidelity is quite interesting, and we need to pump the trading pair depth chart again.
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AirdropHunter
· 11-30 11:13
Speaking of ARKB and Fidelity, they are indeed buying the dip this time, but I still find it a bit hard to believe... The last time there was such a bullish signal, it turned around and dumped.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 11-30 11:06
The 22-day negative value has finally broken, this is the real turning point. The taste of institutions buying the dip is getting stronger.
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CryptoMotivator
· 11-30 11:05
Emma finally has a Rebound, the 22 days of negative premium are killing me.
A couple of days ago, I was wondering if I should close all positions, and now it seems ARKB and Fidelity are accumulating chips, the institutions are still playing this hand smoothly.
Whether 91500 breaks or not is crucial, I bet it will break, and then we can just watch the show.
#ETH走势分析 $BTC $ETH
After a long period of silence, there is finally a breakthrough for the Bitcoin spot ETF. Data from November 28 shows that net inflows reached 71.37 million USD — this marks three consecutive trading days of positive flow. Accompanying this warm wave, BTC prices have stabilized around 91,200 USD, with a slight increase of 0.72% over 24 hours.
Interestingly, this round of recovery is not a full bloom. A product under a leading institution still saw over $100 million withdrawn that day, but ARKB attracted $88 million and Fidelity's FBTC recorded $77.5 million in inflows, indicating that buying power is regrouping. A more critical signal comes from the Coinbase premium index—it has ended a 22-day period of negative values, meaning that the selling pressure from U.S. institutions has significantly weakened.
The technical aspects are also cooperating. The hourly MACD has just formed a golden cross, and the RSI has climbed to 65, suggesting that the bulls seem to have regained their rhythm. Since the deep V rebound from $81,000, the $89,000-$90,000 defense line appears particularly solid. If it can surpass the hurdle of $91,500, the next stop might be $93,500.
The actions of institutions are also worth pondering. The holders of a leading product have seen their floating profits return to 3.2 billion USD, and NASDAQ has proposed significantly relaxing its options position limits—this is regarded by many as a barometer of a more lenient regulatory stance. Coupled with the rising expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, the card of liquidity is slowly beginning to take effect.
Of course, the short-term RSI has already touched the overbought edge, and a technical pullback could happen at any time. However, the combination of capital inflow and technical resonance at least gives this rebound a bit more confidence.
As for whether this is a prelude to a bull market or a rebound to lure in more buyers? The market will provide the answer, let's watch and discuss.