I thought we have bottomed but are we truly there yet? Bitcoin is back near $80K after failing to hold its move toward $84K. The bigger concern is that ETF buyers who supported the rally last week have started pulling money out again. Monday to Wednesday brought roughly $1.07B in Bitcoin ETF inflows. Then Thursday saw $636M leave the funds, followed by another $138M on Friday. That leaves the week with roughly $296M in net inflows, assuming the figures are measured consistently. The early buying was strong, but most of it was offset by the end of the week. BTC is now testing the $79.5K–$80K area. Buyers need to defend this zone to keep the mid-October lows in play as support. If it breaks, $78.5K–$79K comes into focus, followed by $76K–$77K. A move back above $80.5K–$81K would help steady the short-term picture, but reclaiming $84K would be a bigger sign of strength. The daily trend is still under pressure, with Bitcoin trading below its key short-term moving averages. That does not automatically mean the wider bullish trend is over, but buyers need to show they can defend these levels. Monday’s ETF flows will give us another useful signal. If outflows continue while BTC loses $80K, the pullback could deepen. If flows turn positive and price recovers, the market may have room to stabilise. The level I’m paying closest attention to is $80K. What level are you watching as the week begins?

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The three-day $1B bid is gone. What level are you watching? BTC failed at $84K again and is back near $80.5K heading into the weekend. Thursday's ETF print changed the picture: −$636M. That wiped out Wednesday's +$525M in a single session. IBIT led the outflows at roughly −$254M, followed by Fidelity at −$218M and ARKB at −$109M. Friday added another −$138M, mostly from BlackRock (−$110M) and Fidelity. Here's where the week stands: • Monday–Wednesday: +$1.07B • Thursday–Friday: −$774M • Net weekly flows: roughly +$300M • BTC: rejected around $84.2K–$84.8K, now near $80.5K–$81K • ETH: ~$2,360–$2,370 • SOL: ~$101–$102 • XRP: ~$1.28–$1.29 Liquidations during the pullback reached roughly $300M–$400M, mostly from longs. Still, nothing like the earlier flushes. Now the $79.8K–$80.4K support zone from mid-October is back in play. This has been the pattern all month. A few strong inflow days, followed by selling that gives back much of the progress. BlackRock and Fidelity both bought on Wednesday. Both recorded outflows on Thursday. BTC has also failed to clear $84K multiple times. Holding $80K into Monday keeps the mid-October low in play as support. Losing it while ETF flows remain weak could push BTC below the current range, with September buyers still sitting above price. Monday's ETF print is the next number I'll be watching.

Wen BTC 90k? Over $1B has flowed back into Bitcoin ETFs in three days. BTC is still struggling to reclaim $84K. That gap between ETF demand and price is worthy of note. Wednesday brought $525M in inflows: • IBIT: $235M • FBTC: $213M • Other funds also finished green Tuesday added $23M, following Monday's $527M. The three-day total is roughly $1.07B, nearly erasing October's early outflows. ETH ETFs also turned green, bringing in $15M after five straight days of outflows. Meanwhile: • BTC: $82K–$84K • ETH: ~$2,450 • SOL: ~$106 • XRP: ~$1.36 Liquidations remain relatively quiet. Shorts were squeezed during the move up, but there hasn't been a major flush. One encouraging sign is that Wednesday's buying was broader, with both BlackRock and Fidelity recording strong inflows. Monday's move was much more concentrated in IBIT. Still, BTC has been rejected around $84K multiple times. Until it reclaims that level and holds while ETF inflows continue, this looks more like a recovery from October's outflows than the start of a new range. Thursday's ETF flows are the next thing to watch. More inflows alongside a sustained move above $84K would strengthen the recovery case. Weak or negative flows could leave the bounce struggling for momentum.