A Fragile Recovery Path for Bitcoin
ETF flows have turned supportive, but confirmation is still missing
Bitcoin tried and failed to break above $95K again last week. At the same time, markets started the week on edge, with renewed U.S. tariff threats adding fresh uncertainty across risk assets. On the surface, Bitcoin’s price action still looks fragile.
But beneath the price, something important has changed.
For the first time in months, rolling ETF flows have turned positive. That doesn’t mean the recovery is confirmed, and it doesn’t make the setup suddenly robust. But it does change the balance of risks.
When demand stops deteriorating and starts to stabilize, it’s worth paying attention.
So in this issue, we’ll step back and look at what’s actually shifting and what still needs to be proven.
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A Fragile Recovery Path for Bitcoin
The Takeaway
Bitcoin’s price action remains fragile, but the underlying demand picture has begun to improve.
ETF flows have turned positive for the first time in months, which shifts the balance of risks away from continued downside and toward early recovery. Importantly, the market is not yet overheated, leaving room for upside if inflows persist.
