Bitcoin News Today: Institutional Inflows Power Bitcoin's Rally as ETFs Attract $35B
Bitcoin's recent price action has drawn significant attention as the cryptocurrency consolidates above $124,000, echoing a fractal pattern observed in July 2025. This consolidation has triggered speculation about a potential short squeeze and a secondary breakout toward $128,000–$130,000 in the near term. Analysts highlight that Bitcoin's current structure mirrors its July 2025 breakout, characterized by a surge to record highs, a pullback, and subsequent accumulation above prior resistance levels[3]. The critical support zone for maintaining bullish momentum is now seen at $121,000, with a breach triggering concerns of a deeper correction toward $116,000–$118,000[3].
The recent rally to $125,450 was fueled by institutional inflows into spot BitcoinBTC-- ETFs, which have attracted $35 billion in inflows this year, with projections suggesting they could reach $50 billion by mid-2025[1]. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and ARKARK-- 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) led the charge, with a single-day inflow of $1.17 billion recorded last week[1]. This institutional demand has been compounded by macroeconomic tailwinds, including a weaker U.S. dollar, a federal debt ceiling exceeding $37 trillion, and the Federal Reserve's dovish policy stance[1]. Additionally, geopolitical developments, such as the Philippines' proposed House Bill 421 mandating annual Bitcoin purchases for reserves, underscore the asset's growing role as a geopolitical hedge[1].
Technical analysis reinforces the bullish bias. Bitcoin's consolidation above $124K has created a "4th squiggle" pattern-a deceptive structure that lures short sellers into bearish positions before triggering a sharp upward move[3]. Market commentators note that accumulation above the $122K–$124K zone has intensified pressure on short positions, with liquidity nodes and open interest metrics signaling potential for a breakout[3]. A rebound above $125K–$126K, combined with a shallow retracement to $112K, has reinforced the narrative of a healthy accumulation phase[2]. Momentum indicators, including the stochastic oscillator, have turned upward from oversold levels, further suggesting renewed buying pressure[1].
Despite a temporary correction following hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data and remarks by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Bitcoin rebounded above $124K, demonstrating resilience[1]. The pullback, which briefly pushed prices below $110K and triggered $250 million in liquidations, was short-lived, with buyers reclaiming control by the weekend[1]. This resilience is attributed to sustained institutional participation and a shift in market sentiment toward Bitcoin as an alternative asset amid uncertainty in traditional markets linked to the U.S. government shutdown[1].
Analysts project that Bitcoin's trajectory remains firmly bullish, with $130K as the next immediate target. If institutional flows persist, the asset could test $150K in the long term[1]. The fractal pattern observed in July 2025 suggests a similar follow-through, provided key support levels hold[3]. Traders are advised to monitor accumulation signals, open interest, and volume for confirmation of a validated breakout[3]. The confluence of technical strength, macroeconomic tailwinds, and institutional demand positions Bitcoin to challenge its previous all-time highs, reinforcing its role as a leading inflation hedge in an expanding global financial landscape[1].

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