Bitcoin ETF, Is It the End?... "Fund Inflow-Outflow & Price Correction Signs Detected"

▲ Bitcoin (BTC) Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)

As the fervor for Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs peaks and then declines, warnings of sharp price corrections are spreading across the market.

According to crypto media outlet NewsBTC on April 10 (local time), the inflow of funds into Bitcoin spot ETFs has clearly slowed, rapidly weakening upward momentum. With net outflows continuing for several weeks, it is assessed that institutional buying, which had continued since the initial listing, has effectively passed its peak.

An anonymous analyst warned of the possibility of a short-term sharp decline based on technical trends. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is showing a signal of downward reversal after exiting the overbought zone, and other major auxiliary indicators also point to increasing downward pressure. He stated, "ETF fund inflows were a key factor supporting prices, but now they are becoming a factor that increases volatility instead."

Although major spot ETF products, including BlackRock's IBIT, account for more than 60% of market share, overall liquidity shows a contracting trend. In higher time frames, a typical upward exhaustion pattern with slowing gains is appearing, forming a structure where new funds cannot absorb profit-taking volume.

The market views the breakdown of the $62,000 support level as a critical turning point. There are warnings that if this level breaks, prices could quickly fall to the $50,000 mark. If short-term holders enter loss territory, there is also a possibility of amplified chain-selling pressure.

As the growth of Bitcoin spot ETFs slows, institutional investors are focusing on risk management rather than aggressive buying. The market is entering a correction phase centered on actual supply and demand and technical trends after the ETF craze.

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