Bitcoin, ready to break all-time high..."Preparing for a vertical surge to $82,500"

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Institutional investors' buying spree is peaking as Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs achieve their longest net inflow record since October 2025.

According to a report by the crypto media outlet NewsBTC on April 25 (local time), US Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows for 8 consecutive days, sending a strong signal of market recovery. On April 24 alone, $223.2 million flowed in. Since April 14, the cumulative net inflow has reached approximately $2.09 billion. This is the most overwhelming performance the virtual asset market has achieved since the crash in October 2025.

This record is considered the best performance in both weekly and monthly terms since 2026. As of April, the total amount flowed into Bitcoin spot ETFs has exceeded $2.43 billion. Market analyst Sjuul analyzed that institutional demand is regrouping. He added that Bitcoin spot ETFs are ready to record their second rising month in 2026.

Eric Balchunas, Senior ETF Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, also formalized the market's revival. Balchunas commented, "Bitcoin ETF flows have returned to their heyday levels." To date, the cumulative net inflow into Bitcoin spot ETFs stands at $58.33 billion. BlackRock's IBIT product quickly attracted $3 billion, placing it in the top 1% of the entire ETF market.

Bitcoin's price is currently attempting to reclaim the key resistance level of $78,000, raising tensions. Technical analysts like Rekt Capital predict that a full-fledged bull run will only resume once the 21-week moving average is definitively surpassed. If this week's weekly candle closes above that point, it would complete a double bottom pattern, likely leading to a vertical surge to $82,500.

The massive influx of institutional funds acts as a key factor in strengthening Bitcoin's downside rigidity. With supply shortages and explosive demand converging, price upward pressure is stronger than ever. Bitcoin is now at a historic turning point, moving beyond a mere rebound to breaking its all-time high.

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