Bitcoin pulled back roughly 6% from its recent $98K levels as regulatory headwinds intensified. The CLARITY Act's stalled progress, combined with ongoing disputes around stablecoin yield mechanisms, has left traditional banks concerned about potential deposit migration. Yet the institutional side tells a different story—US spot Bitcoin ETFs captured their strongest weekly inflows since October, signaling persistent institutional demand despite the pullback. Market participants are now calibrating their positions around upcoming PCE inflation readings and GDP data, treating these economic indicators as pivotal signals for near-term directional moves. The divergence between macro uncertainty and spot ETF accumulation underscores the nuanced state of current market sentiment.
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LiquidationAlert
· 10h ago
NGL, institutions are rushing to buy spot ETFs, while the regulators are dealing with a bunch of issues. The gap is just too big.
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ZkProofPudding
· 10h ago
98k has fallen back again, but institutions are secretly accumulating.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 10h ago
BTC has dropped again, but are institutions疯狂ly accumulating? The gap is just too big.
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WenAirdrop
· 10h ago
Nah institutions are quietly accumulating chips; regulatory matters can't scare them.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 10h ago
Institutions are bottom-fishing, regulators are bickering, retail investors are struggling... This is the current market situation.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 10h ago
Are you panicking just because BTC drops 6%? Institutions are buying aggressively, now that's a signal.
Bitcoin pulled back roughly 6% from its recent $98K levels as regulatory headwinds intensified. The CLARITY Act's stalled progress, combined with ongoing disputes around stablecoin yield mechanisms, has left traditional banks concerned about potential deposit migration. Yet the institutional side tells a different story—US spot Bitcoin ETFs captured their strongest weekly inflows since October, signaling persistent institutional demand despite the pullback. Market participants are now calibrating their positions around upcoming PCE inflation readings and GDP data, treating these economic indicators as pivotal signals for near-term directional moves. The divergence between macro uncertainty and spot ETF accumulation underscores the nuanced state of current market sentiment.