In the past week, Bitcoin ETF funds recorded approximately $15 million in net inflows, following a capital outflow of over $713 million the week before. Despite improved capital flow, this figure marks the lowest weekly net inflow since the beginning of 2025. Institutional investors added a total of $15.85 million to Bitcoin spot funds between April 14 and 17, indicating weakening bullish sentiments in the market. This decline in investor interest coincides with increasing global trade tensions, leading to market instability. Institutional investors are currently adopting a more cautious stance. At the time of writing this news, Bitcoin’s price reached $87,624 with a daily growth rate of 3.5%, while its futures trading volume decreased by 2%. The decrease in this index during price growth suggests traders are closing previous positions and refraining from opening new ones, indicating a lack of confidence in the continuation of the upward trend. In the Bitcoin options market, there is a higher demand for put options compared to call options, signaling a bearish sentiment among traders. However, the positive 0.0052% funding rate indicates that there is still more demand for long positions, and some traders remain optimistic about the upward trend. You can monitor the live prices of all tokens and cryptocurrencies on the real-time digital currency price page.
