After a long period of silence, there is finally a breakthrough for the Bitcoin spot ETF. Data from November 28 shows that net inflows reached 71.37 million USD — this marks three consecutive trading days of positive flow. Accompanying this warm wave, BTC prices have stabilized around 91,200 USD, with a slight increase of 0.72% over 24 hours.
Interestingly, this round of recovery is not a full bloom. A product under a leading institution still saw over $100 million withdrawn that day, but ARKB attracted $88 million and Fidelity's FBTC recorded $77.5 million in inflows, indicating that buying power is regrouping. A more critical signal comes from the Coinbase premium index—it has ended a 22-day period of negative values, meaning that the selling pressure from U.S. institutions has significantly weakened.
The technical aspects are also cooperating. The hourly MACD has just formed a golden cross, and the RSI has climbed to 65, suggesting that the bulls seem to have regained their rhythm. Since the deep V rebound from $81,000, the $89,000-$90,000 defense line appears particularly solid. If it can surpass the hurdle of $91,500, the next stop might be $93,500.
The actions of institutions are also worth pondering. The holders of a leading product have seen their floating profits return to 3.2 billion USD, and NASDAQ has proposed significantly relaxing its options position limits—this is regarded by many as a barometer of a more lenient regulatory stance. Coupled with the rising expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, the card of liquidity is slowly beginning to take effect.
Of course, the short-term RSI has already touched the overbought edge, and a technical pullback could happen at any time. However, the combination of capital inflow and technical resonance at least gives this rebound a bit more confidence.
As for whether this is a prelude to a bull market or a rebound to lure in more buyers? The market will provide the answer, let's watch and discuss.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11-30 11:30
ARKB and Fidelity are really enjoying this wave, but isn't the withdrawing top institution a bit anxious... the negative value of 22 days has finally broken, it feels like the big institutions are really playing with their hearts.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 11-30 11:28
ARKB and Fidelity's entry this time is quite interesting, the 22-day negative value has finally reversed, and it feels like the market maker is secretly laying out.
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LiquidityHunter
· 11-30 11:26
Staring at DEX data at 3 AM, a net inflow of 71.37 million combined with a 22-day negative value breakout, this liquidity gap is incredibly thought-provoking. The hedging logic with ARKB and Fidelity is quite interesting, and we need to pump the trading pair depth chart again.
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AirdropHunter
· 11-30 11:13
Speaking of ARKB and Fidelity, they are indeed buying the dip this time, but I still find it a bit hard to believe... The last time there was such a bullish signal, it turned around and dumped.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 11-30 11:06
The 22-day negative value has finally broken, this is the real turning point. The taste of institutions buying the dip is getting stronger.
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CryptoMotivator
· 11-30 11:05
Emma finally has a Rebound, the 22 days of negative premium are killing me.
A couple of days ago, I was wondering if I should close all positions, and now it seems ARKB and Fidelity are accumulating chips, the institutions are still playing this hand smoothly.
Whether 91500 breaks or not is crucial, I bet it will break, and then we can just watch the show.
#ETH走势分析 $BTC $ETH
After a long period of silence, there is finally a breakthrough for the Bitcoin spot ETF. Data from November 28 shows that net inflows reached 71.37 million USD — this marks three consecutive trading days of positive flow. Accompanying this warm wave, BTC prices have stabilized around 91,200 USD, with a slight increase of 0.72% over 24 hours.
Interestingly, this round of recovery is not a full bloom. A product under a leading institution still saw over $100 million withdrawn that day, but ARKB attracted $88 million and Fidelity's FBTC recorded $77.5 million in inflows, indicating that buying power is regrouping. A more critical signal comes from the Coinbase premium index—it has ended a 22-day period of negative values, meaning that the selling pressure from U.S. institutions has significantly weakened.
The technical aspects are also cooperating. The hourly MACD has just formed a golden cross, and the RSI has climbed to 65, suggesting that the bulls seem to have regained their rhythm. Since the deep V rebound from $81,000, the $89,000-$90,000 defense line appears particularly solid. If it can surpass the hurdle of $91,500, the next stop might be $93,500.
The actions of institutions are also worth pondering. The holders of a leading product have seen their floating profits return to 3.2 billion USD, and NASDAQ has proposed significantly relaxing its options position limits—this is regarded by many as a barometer of a more lenient regulatory stance. Coupled with the rising expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, the card of liquidity is slowly beginning to take effect.
Of course, the short-term RSI has already touched the overbought edge, and a technical pullback could happen at any time. However, the combination of capital inflow and technical resonance at least gives this rebound a bit more confidence.
As for whether this is a prelude to a bull market or a rebound to lure in more buyers? The market will provide the answer, let's watch and discuss.