The recent decline in Bitcoin’s price has had a significant impact on the spot Bitcoin ETF market. According to BitMEX Research, the netflows of BTC ETFs have been negative for the past four trading sessions. This negative trend is mainly due to large outflows from Grayscale’s GBTC and record low inflows for market leaders like BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC.
Despite the current decline in netflows, prominent analyst Ki Young Ju, CEO of Cryptoquant, has predicted a possible resurgence in the spot Bitcoin ETF market. He believes that a rise in netflows could occur even as Bitcoin’s price continues to decline. Historical data suggests that demand for Bitcoin ETFs typically increases when the cryptocurrency reaches certain support levels. New whales, especially ETF buyers, have shown to have a $56,000 on-chain cost basis, indicating potential significant inflows if Bitcoin reaches this price level.
Potential Price Corrections
Bitcoin’s price has been fluctuating between $62,000 and $68,000 in the past week. Ki Young Ju anticipates a possible correction of up to 30% from the recent high of $73,750, which could bring the price down to $51,000. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $64,065.74, with a 3.73% decline in the last 24 hours and a 7.17% drop in the past week. The daily trading volume is also down by 3.53%, valued at $39.62 billion.
Considering historical trends of the bull cycle, it is suggested that Bitcoin may have already reached its price peak leading up to the halving event in April. This implies that Bitcoin may not return to previous high price levels anytime soon and could potentially face further price drops in the coming weeks. It is essential for investors to conduct their own research before making any investment decisions, as investing in cryptocurrencies carries inherent risks.
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