Bitcoin Consolidates in a Narrow Range as Whales Accumulate 45,000 BTC and Spot ETFs Register Outflows Amid Liquidity Rebound
BTC/USDT
$13,784,700,649.61
$70,516.82 / $68,110.55
Change: $2,406.27 (3.53%)
+0.0001%
Longs pay
Bitcoin is trading within a tight range amid ongoing market consolidation, while on-chain signals point to substantial accumulation by large holders. In this context, a steady bid underpins price action even as near-term momentum remains subdued.
Bitcoin spot ETFs logged outflows of about $278 million, Ethereum spot ETFs saw around $184 million leave, whereas Solana spot ETFs posted a net inflow of $18.06 million.
BRN Research Director Timothy Misir noted whales added more than 45,000 bitcoins this week, amounting to roughly $4.6 billion at current prices. The moves suggest institutional positioning and a shift to custody rather than retail-driven speculation.
Following the U.S. government’s reopening, liquidity flows improve macro sentiment, supporting cautious risk appetite. The development is viewed as a backdrop for improving liquidity and a modest risk-on tilt in crypto markets.
