Bitcoin, Money Outflowed from ETFs, Yet Optimistic About Breaking 95,000 Dollars?

▲ Bitcoin (BTC)

In the Bitcoin (Bitcoin, BTC) market, a clear divergence is emerging between fund sentiment and technical structure. Bitcoin's price chart has entered a consolidation phase ahead of a potential trend change.

According to U.Today, a cryptocurrency specialized media outlet, on April 30 (local time), SoSoValue data shows that interest in spot investment products is cooling down. Over the last trading day, a net outflow of $137.77 million occurred from Bitcoin spot ETFs. Ethereum (Ethereum, ETH) spot ETFs also saw an outflow of $87.73 million. Hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and the maintenance of interest rates at 3.50% to 3.75% dampened investor sentiment.

Short-term holders are tending to realize profits or secure cash. The reduction in positions by major large asset managers like BlackRock and Fidelity is interpreted as a structural adjustment rather than panic selling. This movement is putting localized pressure on prices. International oil prices exceeding $100 and Chairman Powell's inflation warnings are factors accelerating the outflow.

Despite negative external conditions, the Bollinger Bands on TradingView's weekly chart send a positive signal. Bitcoin is currently testing support at the 20-week moving average, which is the middle band of the weekly chart. If this week's closing price forms above $76,500, the technical scenario leans towards an uptrend towards the upper band of $95,500.

It is still too early to conclude that Bitcoin has secured strong stability at the $76,500 level. However, the fact that the price is maintaining within a strong weekly support level is a positive sign. Whether Bitcoin can close its weekly trading above $76,500 will be the decisive variable in confirming its path towards the $95,000 mark.

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