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💰 Money is flowing in, so why hasn’t $BTC moved higher? Last week, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded around $865M in net inflows, marking one of the strongest weekly inflow levels in nearly 15 weeks. BlackRock’s IBIT alone accounted for roughly $694M. Meanwhile, $ETH has also seen five consecutive weeks of net inflows. On paper, strong institutional demand should normally push $BTC and $ETH higher. Yet the market hasn’t reacted that way. $BTC remains around $65K, while $ETH has yet to deliver a meaningful independent breakout. 👀 That’s the key signal right now. Capital is clearly entering the market, but significant selling pressure appears to be absorbing that demand. Nearly $900M entered Bitcoin ETFs, yet price barely responded. This suggests that there may still be substantial supply coming from higher levels. Institutions could be accumulating at these prices — or they could simply be providing liquidity for existing holders to distribute. The data alone doesn’t give us a definitive answer. ETF inflows tell us that capital is entering, but they don’t reveal how much supply is still waiting to be sold. 📊 Real strength will appear when demand overwhelms that supply, volume expands, and price finally breaks away from the current cost zone. Until then, strong inflows without meaningful price appreciation remain something worth watching closely. $BTC $ETH #SpaceXShortCovering #OKXTraderVoices #Gold4300EasingOrHedge