Another Bitcoin breakout above the $65,000 level failed. As we discussed on Monday, this lowers the odds of BTC transitioning into a full-blown bull market by year-end.
However, it's not all bad news. Changes at the macro level could mark the return of Bitcoin ETFs. Let's look at the data.
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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Make A Return
The Takeaway
Bitcoin ETF flows are turning positive again. This shift coincides with expanding global liquidity. Major central banks are increasing money supply at the fastest pace since 2022. The relationship between ETF inflows and Bitcoin returns remains strong.
These factors could signal a potential upturn in Bitcoin's market dynamics. However, challenges persist as recent price breakout attempts have failed. Investors should pay attention to the ETF flows if macro remains favourable.
ETF Inflows
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