Le ETF Bitcoin met fin à neuf jours consécutifs de flux nets entrants, le marché devient attentiste avant la réunion du FOMC de la Réserve fédérale

Mars Finance information, Bitcoin falls below 77,000 USD, US spot Bitcoin ETF records a net outflow of 263.2 million USD, ending nine consecutive days of net inflow, just before this week’s Federal Reserve FOMC meeting, adding a note of caution to the resilient April rebound. Bitcoin declined today, but has still risen about 15% over the past month, reaching a high of 79,000 USD in April. The significance of the ETF fund flow interruption lies in its occurrence just before a major macroeconomic week. The market is currently digesting multiple factors simultaneously, including the Federal Reserve, a new round of inflation concerns, GDP data, a series of earnings reports from large tech companies, and another round of interest rate decisions by European and Asian central banks. Timothy Misir, head of research at BRN, said that the crypto market entered this week with an encouraging momentum, but the multitude of cross-currents makes it difficult to determine if it is a clean risk-on environment. In his view, investors are showing signs of “war fatigue” regarding the Middle East situation, while central banks are forced to balance between supply-driven inflation, waning confidence, and mixed data. Glassnode expressed a similar view in its latest weekly pulse report. Analysts say Bitcoin still shows a “mixed state of bullish momentum, cautious sentiment, and consolidation,” with strong buying pressure offset by weaker speculative participation and lower trading activity. QCP Capital stated that Bitcoin rebounded significantly in April, maintaining a constructive overall pattern. However, the firm believes that 82,000 USD remains a key level, with the CME gap nearby posing the next real test. GSR Asset Management Managing Director Andy Baehr said the price is “gradually rising,” with 80,000 USD still being a key psychological level.